Ars Pandemonium

Andy Borowitz is as funny on Substack as everywhere else. Also, he wrote for the show "Square Pegs" in the early '80s, so for those of us of a certain age -- legendary.

- Andrew Boyd

A favorite author publishing light, infrequent observations. Sometimes they're about soccer, which, whatever.

- Andrew Boyd

I love the way Danny Palumbo writes about food. Been following him on various platforms for a long time.

- Andrew Boyd

Adam Grant doesn't publish on Substack all that frequently, but as with all his writing, when he does, it's gold.

- Andrew Boyd

What and odd and compelling newsletter about music discoveries.

- Andrew Boyd

Funny! At least, I think it's supposed to be funny.

- Andrew Boyd

An important read. On the About page, Sara Petersen writes that her newsletter concerns, among other things, "feminist analysis of gender, domesticity, institutional motherhood, consumerism, the attention economy, and the perils of being a woman in 2025." And, yeah.

- Andrew Boyd

Sometimes kind of a tough read, but always incredibly well wrought.

- Andrew Boyd

This hits hard. Very important. Insightful and unafraid.

- Andrew Boyd

Not a sports blog, but he comments on sports sometimes. Mostly really interesting and thoughtful cultural and political analysis from a unique voice.

- Andrew Boyd

The title writes checks the newsletter can't really cash (on purpose), but hey, I read it so who am I to say?

- Andrew Boyd

Deb Liu is an important figure in contemporary American leadership -- and a great writer.

- Andrew Boyd