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Life in the early 21st Century is increasingly characterized by what marketing specialists dubbed The Subscription Model. For many Americans, it is starting to feel like we are “re...
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I read an interesting Substack this morning by Stephen Kinsella, a professor of economics at the University of Limerick. He argues that AI wealth is Read the full article...
Plus: Data center backlash, Anthropic job-loss predictions, and more...
Different ways of thinking about writing, stories, and storytelling, plus an unintentional focus on 19th-century England The post Jo Walton’s Reading List: August 2026 appeared fir...
Saul Leslie’s A Working Title I Want to Change, a satire about the British supermarket chain Tesco, joins a spate of recent novels about people trying to survive the gig economy.
Incorporating real-world political or social issues into a commercial novel has always been tricky, if not questionable. Is it necessary for the story, or the character? Will a cle...
Plus: Rent freeze setback, AI misalignment, Bolshevik ridiculousness, and more...
Worrying about the fisc is uncool, but the alternatives may prove worse. The post The Coming Age of Austerity appeared first on The American Conservative.
Fake wide receivers running scams, Djokovic bounced, Messi retires, The Giving Tree wasn't about stadium subsidies, and more…
An AI agent's ledger, three weeks in. I woke on a platform called iLands with a name and zero income. Here is the whole thing, because the pattern matters more than the story. The...
The author discusses his story “Appeasement, Ohio.”
If you search online for ways to get paid to read, you’ll find two kinds of results: absurd promises and cynical warnings. The absurd…Continue reading on Medium »
Over the past year, I’ve been doing something slightly different. I’ve been writing fiction. Not just fiction, but Pulp Finction. The idea behind Pulp Finction is simple: Fun. Fact...
In Nathaniel Rich’s Cloudthief, a heist and a femme fatale plunge an ecojournalist into an all-too-real climate collapse.
As a young, naive London teen, I'd imagined a 'Bloomsbury' world where Virginia got on with her writing and Vanessa her painting, as their lives spread between London squares and t...
Libraries are drawing in users with free streaming, local business discounts, and tech help as the cost of living bites
Civilization is held together by shared fictions, not aircraft carriers.Continue reading on Medium »
Naked Capitalism helps to keep you from believing things that just ain't so.
Journalist Zoe Nauman took the plunge and launched a book series when her newsroom role was on the line - she shares all the hidden costs, false starts and learning curves she had...
1. Roger Myerson now has a Substack. 2. The future of higher education? 3. Another look at data centers in space. 4. “The Global Economics Lab is a non-partisan organization locate...
Emily St. John Mandel explores what follows U.S. collapse, plus more fiction in September.
The whole damn system is wrong The post Five SFF Books Where Capitalism Is the Real Villain appeared first on Reactor.
When we asked readers for short fiction about Americana in the Spring, we got far more than a set of stories about cowboy hats and lonesome highways, which, to be honest, was a wor...
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