A daily pilgrim's journal written from the Hutsul Carpathians in Ukraine, mixing personal reflection, mountain landscape and local folk custom. Readers get short, contemplative entries that tie the seasons, the old and new church calendars and village lore to the writer's walk.

Jay Nordlinger's newsletter collects short commentary on politics, foreign affairs, music and daily observations, written from an anti-Trump conservative perspective. Issues are made up of brief sections separated by asterisks, mixing news reactions with personal anecdotes and reader correspondence.

A first-person dispatch from a rebuilding project on a farm in Verkhovyna, in the Ukrainian Carpathians. It covers daily work such as laying paths, water and solar projects, and community life, alongside reflections on peace and wartime.

A long-form essay series by an international affairs writer offering accessible analysis of geopolitics, including speculative retrospectives and commentary on current events such as Russia's war in Ukraine and US foreign policy. Readers get pointed, experience-based takes on why experts misjudge events and how diplomacy works.