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TechnologyCultureWritingKandace McCorrister
I keep scrolling, mechanically moving through text and thoughts, thoughts and quotes. The poignant essay is already too many posts back to find again, and my brain is growing weary.
Jake MeadorTechnologyAbout Mere OrthodoxyWriting
Mere Orthodoxy's contributing writers will help us continue to present Christian ideas in fresh, creative, and original ways to challenge, correct, and form modern people toward Christ.
WritingTechnologyZak Mellgren
I know my writing is human because a robot told me so.
Matt MillerLiberal ArtsWriting
The shape of our language will in turn shape us. When we become comfortable with the crude and banal, we ourselves become crude and banal.
Jake MeadorWriting
Substack has provided economic support to struggling writers, but the broader shifts it has brought to the writing economy might be less good.
Chris KrychoTechnologyWriting
This American Life is a great podcast. But it's an example of good podcasting, not the standard for judging all podcasts.
Jake Meadorthe vocation of writingWriting
The firing of Bill Simmons by ESPN provides further proof that capital has transformed the work of online writers into little more than marketing.
Jake MeadorTelevisionEconomics and BusinessTechnologyWriting
Amazon recently launched Kindle Unlimited, a Netflix-for-books service. The launch prompts 2 questions: Will it work? How will it change the way we read?