Recommended by Jim Hanas
The Substack from Open Letter at the University of Rochester featuring cultural analysis, the Translation Database, the Three Percent Podcast, book reviews, insights into publishing literary translations, and more.
As a reader of experimental literature--and someone who is constantly thinking about publishing models--Chad's talk about independent publishing (backed by his years in the trenches) is indispensable.
The Whole Utopianotes Catalog is the most comprehensive & delightful opportunities list you can find. For artists, writers, entrepreneurs, & other fellow travelers. There is something for you. There is enough for everyone.
To discover artistic opportunities that are a fit for what one actually does, I find, you have to be exposed to a lot of them, regularly. It helps you get a feel for what's out there, and where you might belong. Utopianotes is an easy way to map that landscape just be opening your email. An invaluable service.
Essays on trauma, attachment, and power: how nervous systems are shaped by families, institutions, politics, and care. Yale/Columbia-trained therapist and social worker with a human rights law degree and work across five continents.
Stephen is attempting, for our age, what Erich Fromm accomplished in his. Unpacking the psychological undertow of authoritarianism, from the physiological to the political.
