William Auten Stories and Newsletter

China, totalitarianism, and COVID-19

A newsletter about the history behind today's politics.

The history and politics of monopoly power.

Thought-provoking Opinion and News articles

A new media company built on the ideals that were once the bedrock of American journalism.

"A fearless publication exploring unreported Covid truths, public policy, and mental health."

rising to the challenges faced by the modern male

Urbanism, culture, idiosyncrasy

Your weekly rhetorical assault on the news cycle, the people who make it, and occasionally ourselves.

An ongoing inquiry into the ideological fever that overtook the governing and chattering classes of America during the Trump years

Thinking through a better capitalism, democracy, technology, and humanity. And writing utopian fiction about it.

A dissident's guide to modern urban progressive life through sarcasm, memes, and data.

Chronicles from a culture in collapse.

Retvrn to sanity

Commenting on politics and culture

Regular news and features by award-winning author and investigative reporter.

Untimely thoughts on history, philosophy, politics, education, and culture.

For a new American mythos and messiah. Zantae's Revival radio show every Sunday coming soon.

Psychology and spirituality of post-pandemic politics, culture, and institutions.

Weekly roundups examining truth, beauty, and goodness. [With additional writing interspersed from time to time.]

Race, inequality, and economics in the US and throughout the world, by Glenn Loury, Paulson Senior Fellow at the Manhattan Institute

Understanding our postmodern age.

Science, Culture, Reason, Public Policy, & Fascinating Ideas

Liberty. Finance. Bullshit.

Making sense of search for publishers.

The best in books, arts, and ideas.

Daily Podcast and supplemental posts on the cultural intersection of politics, media bias, and technology with a dash of irreverent humor by Stephen L. Miller, @redsteeze (Fox News, National Review, New York Post, and The Spectator Magazine)

sentient opinions

Law, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness

Examining the World Through a Scientific Lens

Sara Hendren's words and ideas about design, technology, art, education, and more

Conversations on genetics, history, politics, books, culture and evolution

I am an American conductor with firsthand knowledge of top orchestras. And unlike the people who run those orchestras, I care deeply about preserving our musical tradition against the vicissitudes of militant wokeness. Join the fight. Subscribe!

P(A|B) = [P(A)*P(B|A)]/P(B), all the rest is commentary.

cool but rude

If it evolved, it's fair game.

The best literary and arts writing on the internet

From Techno Fog: Conservative investigative reporting and commentary - down to the source documents.

Occasional meditations on depressing topics.

Reality’s Last Stand is a publication by evolutionary biologist Colin Wright dedicated to free speech, science, and reality.

Essays on science, culture and politics

Adam B. Coleman's attempt at making sense of the world

Subverting subversiveness through pretentious and ironic cultural commentary that gives precedence to aesthetics and ontology over ethics and politics.

Visions of Plantations in the Air

Reporting on humanity, civilization, and the environment.

Unexpected takes on the modern world of work. Paul explores our obsession with work and the default path of success and tries to imagine new possibilities for how we can conceive of life, work & what matters.

sex, psychedelics, and social analysis

Counter-hegemonic musings

Fiction and Philosophy From Beyond

A substack focused on saving the culture, helping Americans live better lives, and stopping a 2nd American civil war.

Celebrations, Condemnations & Reconsiderations

Lovely words and writers as they see themselves. Object & Idea.

"And that's how we measure out our real respect for people—by the degree of feeling they can register, the voltage of life they can carry and tolerate—and enjoy. End of sermon." – Ted Hughes, 1930

Musings from Billy Markus, the doofus who made dogecoin in 2013 and now has a lot of Twitter followers for some reason.

"To see what is in front of one's nose needs a constant struggle," - Orwell

Weekly posts on Economics and Freedom. Peter is an economist at the Heritage Foundation, Fellow at the Mises Institute, former MBA professor, and former bartender.

Opinionated investigative journalism.

Good question!

Excited to share what I'm reading, how to remind the church of our holy vocation, and why education needs to emphasize the liberating arts!

Like twitter, but longer and slower

reclaiming the good, the beautiful, and the true

See the world as it is, not as you wish it to be. Everything else is application.

Scryings, hymns and mad ponderings from the wizards of weird fiction

Rebuilding after loss, going boldly back to school, work, & life. A pandemic mom's guide to recovery from 2020.

Exploring the shared upheavals of our era, including technological and cultural change, the ideological revolution consuming the West, the rise of China, and the crisis of liberalism.

I offer poetry that seeks out the sacred in the ordinary, accompanied by original photography.

A newsletter about science, social-justice-activism, why they sometimes fight, and how to help them get along better -- plus a good deal of other, more random stuff.

The philosophy of science and scientism, and putting uncertainty in its place.

An honest attempt to parse data, wrestle with uncertainty, and suss out events in real time. Also cartoons.

Dispatches and photos from walks around the world

An emotional scrapbook of the Internet.

Countercultured is for readers interested in politics, culture, ethics, and everything in between. It’s a place to think through the things that matter and that shape who we are.

I write about social justice issues from a broad and (hopefully) sane perspective.

A blog for what Samuel Johnson and Virginia Woolf called the common reader. Make the most of your reading time. "One of my favourite Substacks." Helen Lewis

Max Meyer's blog. Politics, technology, books, and more.

Culture • Events • Strategy

Foreign policy, American politics, and social science

AI/ML, crypto, speech, power

Dedicated to all things writing, publishing, and self-improvement

Myths for the coming age

A closer look at millennials, their money, and everything else.

A portal to the next regime

Essays on contemporary arts & letters by Alice Gribbin

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Human nature, psychology, social class, luxury beliefs, and more.

technology, politics, culture

Politics, media and social theory

Celebrating the literary culture and community of the American Mid-South

Culture, commentary, and controversy by Pedro Gonzalez.

Politics, psychology and tips on averting the apocalypse.

Toward a political theory of the present.

Moving beyond woke to thoughtful, informed discourse

I am an American conductor with firsthand knowledge of top orchestras. And unlike the people who run those orchestras, I care deeply about preserving our musical tradition against the vicissitudes of militant wokeness. Join the fight. Subscribe!

The America First guide to choosing freedom in every area of life. We use personal finance as the jumping off point, but America First warriors must be strong in body, mind, and spirit. It's Main Street vs. the Global Elites. Join the rebellion.

An extended tour of the American mind.

Reviewing the books the publishers won't.

Sometimes race, sometimes language, sometimes something else. Every week.

Independent, unencumbered analysis and investigative reporting, captive to no dogma or faction.

A newsletter about technology, economics, and policy.

An occasional newsletter devoted to contemporary blasphemies

a mix of anti-Woke cultural commentary, personal reflections, and a regular creative writing feature

An exclusive Newsletter for traders of the market.

Ideas for a future worth wanting.

Independent analysis of politics, policy, culture from first principles.

Using moral psychology to explain why so much is going wrong