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Imperfect Union

By Lindsay M. Chervinsky

All things constitutional, political, and presidential - past and present.

Astute political analysis with an invaluable historical perspective.

- Jeremy Anderberg

Reading Under the Radar

By Cassie Gutman

Providing you under-the-radar book recommendations you haven't heard of.

Recs for books you've probably never heard of.

- Jeremy Anderberg

Notes from Three Pines

By Elizabeth

A Celebration of all things Louise Penny and Inspector Gamache

What To Read If

By Elizabeth

Where book lovers find their next great read.

Speaks to your reading moods like no other.

- Jeremy Anderberg

SoNovelicious, Books & Reading & More Books

By Gayla Gray

All things books, reading and looking forward to retirement

Cozy and warm-hearted bookish content.

- Jeremy Anderberg

Big Technology

By Alex Kantrowitz

A newsletter about big tech and society by independent journalist Alex Kantrowitz.

All your tech news and analysis in one spot.

- Jeremy Anderberg

The Big Read

By Jeremy Anderberg

Reading classic books, together.

JoeBlogs

By Joe Posnanski

Essays that brighten up your day from “Contemporary sports writing’s biggest star.”

My favorite baseball content.

- Jeremy Anderberg

Bite Size Reviews

By Kyle

Bite size reviews of books, movies, and TV, with a special emphasis on page to screen adaptations.

My buddy's short takes on books and their movie adaptations.

- Jeremy Anderberg

Culture Study

By Anne Helen Petersen

Think more about the culture that surrounds you

Always thought-provoking and enlightening.

- Jeremy Anderberg

Liturgies for Parents

By Kayla Craig

Nuanced and nurturing liturgies for parents raising kids in turbulent times. Don't have the words to pray? Try these.

Kayla is the best, period.

- Jeremy Anderberg

Blood & Whiskey

By Neal Thompson

From author, journalist, whiskey-sipper Neal Thompson, crime fiction and true crime roundups, reviews, author interviews. Plus cocktails & playlists.

Mystery books and cocktails. What more do you need?

- Jeremy Anderberg