A personal essay newsletter by a self-described dilettante exploring aesthetics, fashion and everyday experience, with recent pieces on the pleasure of looking deliberately dumb in clothes and on cycling and urban life. Readers get idiosyncratic cultural criticism written in a literary, self-aware voice.

Alice Gribbin writes long-form essays on art, examining Renaissance and Baroque painters such as Raphael, Tiepolo and Delacroix and questioning what makes an artwork endure. The essays combine close visual description with broader arguments about aesthetics, metaphysics and the will required to look seriously at painting.

A long-form essayist writes idiosyncratic, discursive pieces about football using philosophy and literary references, such as the idea of 'sensibility' in players and whether football is political. The newsletter offers literary and philosophical reflection on the sport rather than match reports or news.

An essay-based newsletter from a self-styled institute that explores speculative design, architecture, aesthetics and cultural theory through unconventional questions. Readers get reflective, idiosyncratic essays that challenge assumptions about objects, professions and taste.