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Film Flavor by Via Marsh

Surveying Flavors + Food in Film

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#2

Content & Circumstance

Shiny things plucked from the doomscroll.

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#3

Bite My Truant Pen

New writing, fiction and cultural commentary.

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#4

The Social Scroll

Exploring How Movies and Social Media Shape Cultural Moments

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#5

Journal J

Musings about the Internet, life, writing, tech, and more.

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#6

Siri Hutton

A newsletter following the life of an aspiring author

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#7

Schmear Hunter

Unpack the Hype, Elevate the Unknown

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#8

Write Movies Like A Guru

Write Movies Like a Guru

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#9

Editorial World

Non-pitch, remote-only, writing jobs.

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#10

Hollywood Tech Nerds

Written by industry pros, for industry pros.

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#11

Production Ink

The Business of Production

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#12

Random Daily Art AI

The Daily interactive AI art newsletter

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#13

Johanna Polus

Seeking Meaning in the Mess

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#14

Yemi’s Newsletter

So what will we learn today?

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#15

Unpop Culture

Movie talk that challenges the status quos

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#16

Alice in Future Land

Exploring every rabbit hole there is

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#17

Screen Views

Film, TV, music.

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#18

The Watchlist Movie Newsletter

Stop browsing and start watching!

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#19

ASEAN Wonk

Insights on the world's most dynamic region.

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#20

Edge|wise

[at the border between sage & strange]

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#21

Snail Mail Sweethearts

Let's get snailin' and mailin'!

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#22

GOOD INTERNET

A magazine for human machine relations.

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#23

Weekly Diversions

I read the entire web so you don't have to

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#24

lol/sos

Good writing in bad times.

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#25

Perfectly Imperfect

A Taste of Someone's Taste

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