Oh that would be lovely! My cookbook, Cucina Povera, published by Artisan Books, will be out April the 4th. We’re sharing behind the scenes in your newsletter
but a cookbook about 'Cucina Povera' let me smile, also I think your cucina, will be much better tasting to me, than the one I grew up with. Thanks for this!
Ha. I'm definitely reading it and still looking forward to it. Yet “Zoomers” isn't exactly a selling point to me. I've heard good things about Haidt, though the people who had praised him, excluding here, weren’t people whose recommendations I’d follow.
Yes, indeed. And since I curate five articles for my newsletter every week, I know how much effort it takes to come up with a well rounded compilation like this.
Here to tell you about my newsletter The Recovering Line Cook. Part memoir/part recipe series from my life as a cook in Michelin restaurants across the Nordic region. Please do check it out!! Recoveringlinecook.substack.com
Herman Hesse’s Magister Ludi, also known as The Glass Bead Game. It’s, uh … very Herman Hesse. I'm midway. I still have no idea how the “game” is played.
I've placed a 'subscribe to my Substack' as a predatory note. And I've used my substack for pieces of the text which didn't make it into the final book:
Oh that would be lovely! My cookbook, Cucina Povera, published by Artisan Books, will be out April the 4th. We’re sharing behind the scenes in your newsletter
https://julskitchen.substack.com/p/cucina-povera-preorder
Hi Giulia!
To this day, the internet feels strange to me,
but a cookbook about 'Cucina Povera' let me smile, also I think your cucina, will be much better tasting to me, than the one I grew up with. Thanks for this!
I'm definitely looking forward to reading Jonathan Haidt and his After Babel.
I haven't read Haidt’s work. But I did purchase a copy of The Righteous Mind for a dollar last week and look forward to reading it.
Haidt is required reading my man
Ha. I'm definitely reading it and still looking forward to it. Yet “Zoomers” isn't exactly a selling point to me. I've heard good things about Haidt, though the people who had praised him, excluding here, weren’t people whose recommendations I’d follow.
Zoomers was my term. He uses the term GenZ. People born since 1995, in his generational terminology.
Cool. He'll be focusing heavily on "Zoomers" and their struggle for values and mental health.
Now I don't want to read it.
Uh-oh.
Ditto!!!
Great selection of substacks!
Really a great rounded group
Yes, indeed. And since I curate five articles for my newsletter every week, I know how much effort it takes to come up with a well rounded compilation like this.
Beautiful short story by Dennard Dayle that deserves to be read widely.
https://extraevil.substack.com/p/exclusive-evil-only-the-good-aka
Here to tell you about my newsletter The Recovering Line Cook. Part memoir/part recipe series from my life as a cook in Michelin restaurants across the Nordic region. Please do check it out!! Recoveringlinecook.substack.com
Recovering Line cook... what a great title!
Thanks! 😁
I don't know how to write working links so I'll try again https://recoveringlinecook.substack.com
Sounds awesome 😎
Thanks, Michael. Early days but it's been really rewarding working on this so far.
Education should be a priority in every nation on Earth
Herman Hesse’s Magister Ludi, also known as The Glass Bead Game. It’s, uh … very Herman Hesse. I'm midway. I still have no idea how the “game” is played.
🤘
The education one is a very powerful read
I just crossposted to my Substack Tulsi Gabbard's podcast interview with the world's most-followed beekeeper. It's so good, I listened to it twice! https://tulsi.substack.com/p/why-bees-are-vital-to-our-existence
I've been paying attention to this guy for a while.
If you're not reading Field Research, you're missing out.
https://agowani.substack.com/p/one-sided-conversations-with-unmedicated-4e3
My name is Amran Gowani, author of Field Research, and I endorse this message.
Thanks, Meg!
Nice 👍
Thanks, Michael!
A great read-> I wish someone told me this during the worst time of my life . . . https://vitalityallaround.substack.com/p/i-wish-someone-told-me-this-part
🎥 Cinema Speculation by Quentin Tarantino
3 chapters in and his gushing on of Dirty Harry
reminds me of seeing Falling Down in 93
in which i was 10 then, seeing on home video 📹
this nonfiction personal ramble through cinema
plays like a freudian feverdream 🔥
🎞 litloop.substack.com
❤️
Fascinating note about looking for single-channel experiences. Limiting options can free up creativity
The education one is a very powerful read
I have this book on the way:
Talking Heads
The New Science of How Conversation Shapes Our Worlds
https://www.penguin.co.uk/books/442354/talking-heads-by-omara-shane/9781847926487
I've placed a 'subscribe to my Substack' as a predatory note. And I've used my substack for pieces of the text which didn't make it into the final book:
https://brainpizza.substack.com/
Prefatory note, not the other thing. 🙃autocorrect 😣
🤘
Banal nonsense. Waste of time in general