In January 2016 I started a newsletter called Disturbances.
It's about dust.
Dust is interesting.
So far I've persuaded 2,200 subscribers and some journalists of this fact:
The archive is here, on Tinyletter.
#1 Dust Is Part of the Earth's Metabolism
#2 Cosmic Dust
#3 Clean Rooms
#4 This Is How It Began
#5 Ghost Towns
#6 Black Sunday (Dust Bowl)
#7 Dust to Dust (Dust Bowl prehistory)
#8 This Fragile Crust
#9 Cryolite to Cryoconite (Greenland)
#10 Dust in the Ice (Greenland)
#11 The Ethics of Dust
#12 Anti-Modern
#13 There Will Be Dust (Dust Bowl postscript)
#14 A Speck of Dust (BBC script)
#15 The Flavour of Los Angeles
#16 Digital Dust
#17 The Price of Perfection
It's about dust.
Dust is interesting.
So far I've persuaded 2,200 subscribers and some journalists of this fact:
- The Blissfully Slow World of Internet Newsletters | profile in WIRED
- A Speck of Dust | 15 minute talk for BBC Radio 4
- After We Die, Our Dust Will Live Forever | featured guest on WNPR's Colin McEnroe Show
The archive is here, on Tinyletter.
#1 Dust Is Part of the Earth's Metabolism
#2 Cosmic Dust
#3 Clean Rooms
#4 This Is How It Began
#5 Ghost Towns
#6 Black Sunday (Dust Bowl)
#7 Dust to Dust (Dust Bowl prehistory)
#8 This Fragile Crust
#9 Cryolite to Cryoconite (Greenland)
#10 Dust in the Ice (Greenland)
#11 The Ethics of Dust
#12 Anti-Modern
#13 There Will Be Dust (Dust Bowl postscript)
#14 A Speck of Dust (BBC script)
#15 The Flavour of Los Angeles
#16 Digital Dust
#17 The Price of Perfection