A personal essay newsletter by a London-based writer reflecting on fatherhood, grief, and the tension between habit and change. Each issue pairs introspective, carefully written meditations with everyday observations, offering readers contemplative reading rather than news or practical advice.
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Benjamin Christenson writes long-form essays on the best parts of being human, drawing on new books about reading, social skills and fatherhood. Each piece pairs a personal anecdote with interviews and research to offer a thoughtful, witty take on everyday life.
A personal essay newsletter by a writer reflecting on a turbulent life, from childhood refugee experiences to career highs in consulting and government, and on everyday struggles like quitting habits and making pizza. Readers get candid, literary first-person reflections on ambition, survival, fatherhood and self-discovery.
A personal sports newsletter by a 40-year-old writer blending pro wrestling, baseball and radio memories with reflections on life, aging and family. Issues mix tributes, fantasy sports anecdotes and warm, first-person storytelling about connection through fandom.
A personal newsletter from a dad writer sharing candid, humorous reflections on fatherhood, friendship and the everyday chaos of raising kids. Issues mix essays, guest pieces and book recommendations, with a warm, self-deprecating voice.
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