Weekly round-ups of the news, trends and people changing Asia.
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet
An internet history newsletter by Ernie. Hunting for the end of the long tail.
popular social science for the curious mind
A newsletter about science fiction, reading, and the future
systems | complexity | second-order effects
Learn something new everyday.
The story of human progress — and how we can keep it going
Complex topics explained in exactly 500 words.
Serial historical fiction and the stories behind the fiction.
Audio and action to make waves.
Polylith is a monthly letter about land and the imagination.
Anecdotes, historical facts, news and fictional stories from the Roman Empire.
Celebrating the typewriter’s place in modern (and not-so-modern) culture.
Every day we read hundreds of articles and select the best five for you to enjoy
daily bite-sized ideas and notes that matter
Understand the World in 4-Minute Knowledge Bites
Making sense about news from the chemical industry by a chemist
Writing about anything, as long as it's interesting
It takes more than a month to learn our history.
Why movies exist in multiple versions.
Language is stories, all the way down. Stories are history, all the way down.
Aging loud, proud, and slightly sarcastic
Exploring places where quirky and intriguing storytelling exists
Making historical sense of the present.
Military history, theory, and international affairs analysis
A public notebook of eclectic findings
After living abroad for years, I moved back to Canada
Weekly stories from the hidden corners of history
Digital art, history and storytelling. With♥
Eleven Names Project: Open Notebook
Weekly notes on enslaved life in Massachusetts and New England.
