Substacks recommended by Antonio Dias

Recommended by Antonio Dias

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madreality

By Julia Macintosh

exploring the gift of madness

Internal exile

By Rob Horning

about technology, art, philosophy

Midnight Fire blog Vol 2.0

By Amos Keppler

A substack by Amos Keppler - radical politics, activism and art

theoria-press

By Max Leyf

theoria. as Thoreau writes, "...it is far more glorious to carve and paint the very atmosphere and medium through which we look...that is the highest of arts.

Sandy’s Blog

By Sandy Krolick

Essays on philosophy, religion, and culture.

Words & Wanderings

By Emily Wilkinson

Creative inspiration, landscape love and earthy goodness beyond the binaries

Writing Home

By Dougald Hine

A series of letters and essays from Dougald Hine. Turning aside from the one big path that was meant to lead to the future, no longer in service to its promises, asking what else is worth doing with the time we have.

Good to see Dougald bringing his writing to Substack!

- Antonio Dias

The Snap Forward

By Alex Steffen

You no longer have a choice about whether to live on a planet in crisis. What you can choose is how successfully you do it. Big-picture foresight, practical solutions and personal strategies from acclaimed climate expert Alex Steffen.

The Honest Broker

By Ted Gioia

A trustworthy guide to music, books, arts, media & culture by Ted Gioia

Fascinating! Exciting perspective on music and its history and possibilities!

- Antonio Dias

The Abbey of Misrule

By Paul Kingsnorth

Do not be conformed to this world

Chartbook

By Adam Tooze

A newsletter on economics, geopolitics and history from Adam Tooze. More substantial than the twitter feed. More freewheeling than what you might read from me in FT, Foreign Policy, New Statesman.

Navigating economics and political history in a way that makes sense.

- Antonio Dias

Applied Complexity Science

The complexity perspective