Chris Goff's personal newsletter about daily life in Washington, DC, covering family, a cat's death, community organizing, and political commentary on the city's federal occupation. Readers get candid, personal essays with a strong local and political point of view.
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A weekly personal letter of lyrical, fragmentary prose drawing on the author's daily life, work at a bike shop, home, and the places she visits. Readers get observational, intimate essays plus occasional notes on readings and literary events.
Long-form second-person food essays about individual restaurants in Providence, Rhode Island, each opening with practical details like location, hours and visit date. The writing blends restaurant description with personal anecdotes about friends, writing groups and daily life.
A personal diary-style newsletter from musician and memoirist Amy Rigby about touring, family life, moving house and the day-to-day realities of promoting a book and performing. Each issue mixes candid anecdotes with warm, self-aware reflections on music and motherhood.
A humor newsletter in which R. Eric Thomas riffs conversationally on everyday life, from seasonal sweater rituals to a chaotic flight and a struggle with the word semiquincentennial. Readers get witty, digressive personal essays built on pop-culture references and absurd comic imagery.
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