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Matthew is a deep thinker and a deep writer. He is a vital part of my Substack community.
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Jay writes with great passion, great knowledge, and great skill. If you love literature or history or ideas, subscribe!
I like your writing and appreciated that in your roundup of other writing, you made substantive comments. I think that's a valuable format.
June writes about life from a POV of lived experience and wisdom. I find myself relating to many of her thoughts.
I love Susan's wise and often funny posts on our culture. I always learn something, whether about feminism, movies/tv shows, or, in her last post, the real history of the fashion item known as the Shmatte.
Where an autistic editor explores belonging, healing and expression. A different and valuable perspective on writing.
Isabel writes beautifully and crisply. She is also generous, good hearted, and, as she says in her description, uplifting.
Emily writes incredibly beautiful and honestly raw and moving posts. The one below has stayed with me and is the post I think about when I think about why I love reading on substack. https://emilyhenderson.substack.com/p/a-new-friend-i-never-met
Taking cultural works and objects, i.e., The Band, American Graffiti, the American Flag, and giving them greater context and meaning to current times.
The increase in American inequality has become an important issue to me. American inequality provides valuable resources in an innovative visual format.
