A reflective essayist examines why memes captivate us, arguing their aesthetic surface deserves more attention than the sociology and folklore usually written about them. Another issue offers a close, witty reading of The Little Engine That Could, pointing out its unresolved plot gaps and abandoned first engine.
Website: https://www.wrongnoumenon.com/
A personal blog-style newsletter of informal essays on love, friendship, happiness and balance, mixed with memes, rants and social commentary. The writer shares blunt, self-reflective opinions with a sardonic, playful voice.
A weekly newsletter from the Zedcast and Zeducation creators that posts meme collections tied to episodes of the You Laugh You Lose show. It also promotes podcast episodes and a companion Instagram meme page.
This newsletter's recent issues are mostly placeholder and template-test text, including a sample episode page, sponsored-style callouts, and layout experiments rather than finished articles. A reader gets little substantive content from the excerpts, so it is hard to tell what the newsletter covers beyond its tagline about memes and meaninglessness.
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