Culture Newsletters
A news round-up taking the most heartening, hopeful headlines for humanity (& animals).
Sometimes hard-hitting, sometimes hella silly.
Where games meet culture. Since 2009, Killscreen has delivered cultural criticism and writing to interactive media, covering how play shapes contemporary life. Think The Atlantic for games—thoughtful writing on art, design, and digital experiences beyond traditional gaming. For culturally curious readers who want depth over breaking news.
Focused on staying true to oneself in spite of adversity, Remaining Mark features a wealthy collection of sincere memoirs from periods throughout my life, touching on the tragic, as well as the beautiful. Curated with great care, you can expect written memoirs and creative non-fiction pieces, coupled with immersive audio narrations and candid one-takes, guiding you through both the darkest and brightest corners of my mind.
Feminist Book Publisher
A weekly mix of African arts, culture, interviews and commentary.
Our newsletters cover the cross section of the creative industries and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, highlighting the projects and people doing great things to incite genuine change.
Alongside this, we work with a broad spectrum of voices to cut through the noise of a content saturated world and curate a selection of books to read, places to visit and developments to know about – ensuring you’re informed of the latest and greatest happenings from our vibrant global community.
The Features sees a member of our global community dive deeper into our online editorial, sharing reflections, insights and further reading based on the month’s creative endeavours.
Alaska Stories, History, Facts, and you'll meet the pioneers who tamed the Great Land of Alaska.
Ever wondered what might have happened if Napoleon had won at Waterloo? If the Cuban Missile Crisis had escalated? If the Internet had been invented in the 1930s?
The Juncture is your portal to history's alternate timelines—a newsletter that explores the fascinating "what ifs" that could have reshaped our world. Each week, we dive into meticulously researched counterfactual scenarios that challenge everything you thought you knew about history.
Our readers don't just consume history—they reimagine it. Join a community of curious minds who understand that to truly comprehend the path we took, we must explore the roads not taken.
History isn't just what happened—it's what could have happened. At The Juncture, we stand at the crossroads of fact and possibility.
Turn the page of conventional history.
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Aftertaste seeks to challenge the way eating disorders and body dysmorphia are represented in the media. It celebrates our flawed selves through insightful content offering deep insight into distorted concepts of beauty and self.
Writing about culture, especially books and film. And a serialised book about reading Marcel Proust.
Pens and Poison is the multi-platform literary project of author and poet Liza Libes that aims to promote literary education and foster appreciation for the written word. Through engaging essays and articles on the literary world and the state of publishing as a whole, Pens and Poison hopes to restore the idea of literature as a work of art rather than as a political vehicle. Join author Liza as she strives to refocus literary study on the humanistic tradition through whit, whim, and wonder.
Snort-inducing fiction, brain-cracking thoughts, and serious considerations of silly ideas. How's that for a reading upgrade?
A weekly email of news, opportunities and events for the independent film community in Bristol, Cardiff and the South West.
A funny yet practical newsletter about the struggle to finish creative projects.