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Swiftology on breakups, Yorkshire peat bogs, and the history of Ghana’s bag for life
This week’s digest is guest edited by the creators of In Haste, a literary magazine and podcast about how books get written, from authors Alice Vincent…
Apr 20
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The lonely, plastic internet, factory settings on marriage and children, and how to gain power
This week’s digest is guest edited by Emily Sundberg, who writes Feed Me , a daily business publication on Substack.
Apr 13
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Famous bread, Jeremy Allen White’s flowers, and why we love rainy days
This week’s digest is guest edited by Joanna Goddard, the founder and editor behind the influential lifestyle website Cup of Jo and writer of Big Salad…
Apr 6
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March 2024
Shop talk, a year in the forest, being a scientist in a war zone, and mastering hummus
This week’s digest is guest edited by British author Henry Oliver, who writes The Common Reader on Substack.
Mar 30
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Healing spring, the origin of human cooperation, and herbs to make you feel alive
This week Substack Reads is guest edited by Poetry Today’s Maya C. Popa
Mar 23
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Maya C. Popa
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Phones and loneliness, early tennis retirement, and ‘two-parent privilege’
Your weekly roundup of stories and voices we think you might enjoy, but which you may well have missed.
Mar 9
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Tim Mak is creating a new kind of war correspondence
A new prominent figure in independent journalism talks to Substack’s Clyde Rathbone about the evolution of the industry
Mar 4
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Posh grumbles, letting your business die, and how to hire a line cook
Hello and welcome to another edition of Substack Reads: your weekend digest of the best writing, podcats, and video, from across Substack.
Mar 2
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February 2024
Finding home, the truth about Ten Cent Beer Night, and why artists are going extinct
Welcome to another edition of Substack Reads—your weekly digest of great writing, talking, playing, thinking, and ideas from across Substack.
Feb 24
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TikTok star babytamago cracks us up
Katie Zukhovich on apologizing to beans, bringing her followers to Substack, and her secret weapon in the pantry
Feb 21
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randa
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NY Fashion Week roundup, doping in soccer, and why we can’t stomach driverless cars
Welcome to another edition of Substack Reads—your weekend digest of handpicked great writing, podcasts, and video, from across Substack.
Feb 17
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Substack Reads: The double exposure effect, a mustard obsession, and the color of Neptune
Hello and welcome to another edition of Substack Reads: your weekend digest of the best writing, podcasts and more, from across Substack.
Feb 10
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