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It's a bit more general-readership, but I find Kevin Kelley's Recomendo [1] newsletter useful. It's lightweight and doesn't require much time to read. Maria Po
by andyjohnson0 8y ago
It's a bit more general-readership, but I find Kevin Kelley's Recomendo [1] newsletter useful. It's lightweight and doesn't require much time to read.
Maria Popova’s Brain Pickings [2] newsletter is arts/literature oriented, well produced, and full of insights - but often quite long.
[1] http://recomendo.com/ http://recomendo.com/
[2] https://www.brainpickings.org/ https://www.brainpickings.org/
- peatfreak 8y ago> Maria Popova’s Brain Pickings [2] newsletter is arts/literature oriented, well produced, and full of insights - but often quite long. I love Brain Picking, although unfortunately I feel that her articles have a certain sort of "sameness" to them. I love long-form reading. Personally I feel that encouraging long-form reading is important. I disagree that reducing the attention of time required to read is the answer.