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After living abroad for years, I moved back to Canada

Exploring what's new amid the great transformations upending our world

We write a short summary on the ONE THING that we find the most interesting

The Secret History (and Future) of Home Economics

A wonderland for those still curious about the world around them.

Follow the misadventures of Jon Constant as he sells galaxy changing ideas.

Learn obscure history & science using fantasy fiction as a framing device.

Discover modernist logos of the past!

Complex topics explained in exactly 500 words.

Serial historical fiction and the stories behind the fiction.

Audio and action to make waves.

Weekly notes on enslaved life in Massachusetts and New England.

After living abroad for years, I moved back to Canada, writing about Canada

Every day we read hundreds of articles and select the best five for you to enjoy

The history and politics of monopoly power

Unusual stories from forgotten corners of the past

Celebrating the typewriter’s place in modern (and not-so-modern) culture.

Writing about anything, as long as it's interesting

Polylith is a monthly letter about land and the imagination.

popular social science for the curious mind

Understand the World in 4-Minute Knowledge Bites

Weekly round-ups of the news, trends and people changing Asia.

Exploring places where quirky and intriguing storytelling exists

A twice monthly dispatch about the websites and the people that built it.

A walk down memory lane

Indian revolutionaries and other history

Making sense about news from the chemical industry by a chemist

A weekly introduction to U.S. government information resources.

An internet history newsletter by Ernie. Hunting for the end of the long tail.

Curiosity is good for the brain.