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Recommended by Craig Burgess

Pursuing the mysterium tremendum et fascinans and writing at the intersection of philosophy, culture, art, technology, and religious wisdom.

Luke Burgis wrote a book called 'Wanting', which is excellent. He also writes a newsletter, which is equally excellent. I read every week.

- Craig Burgess

nova·nevédoma

By Vanya Bagaev

literature, logic, lunacy, other complementary materials to existence.

Vanya writes excellent fiction and excellent essays. There's an almost other-worldly feel to his work I don't see anywhere else. That's the best way I can describe it, without you experiencing it yourself.

- Craig Burgess

Thomas J Bevan

Fiction.

Tom was the first person who got me into Substack, the first person who woke me up to the crazy Value Adding World, and the first person who I disagreed about beaches with. His writing is excellent and he has a unique perspective in our hustle-obsessed culture.

- Craig Burgess

I won't keep you

By Trilety Wade

a newsletter that is (usually) no more than 500 words

Trilety writes beautiful prose in a way I wish I could. They're almost like little still-life drawings in word-form. See, I'm rubbish at this word stuff.

- Craig Burgess

Soaring Twenties

By Thomas J Bevan

A triweekly newsletter and monthly magazine run by a collective of creatives, collaborating to make the internet human again.

The Soaring Twenties Social Club is the online artist club that I'm part of. The group genuinely makes the greatest art on the web, and I'm incredibly proud to be involved.

- Craig Burgess

The Wednesday Audio

By Craig Burgess

A satirical and often maniacal look at internet hustle culture through the dark eyes of Wednesday evenings. If you’re looking for self-improvement, this isn’t it.

The Wednesday Audio is my podcast, and that's why I recommend it. It is unlike anything else you will listen to, and it is unlikely you will listen to it twice.

- Craig Burgess

Tony Zentelis

Writer.

Tony reminds me of a young Anthony Bourdain. His Stream of Consciousness pieces are chaotic but in the best way. His writing makes me jealous of his talent.

- Craig Burgess