The DWC may be out of commission for the time being but on this September 11th, as I've done for years previous, I like to share this excellent, excellent read: newyorker.com/magazine/2002/…

Email... so hot right now wsj.com/articles/the-h…

Probably tops the list of ways The DWC makes a comeback 🤔

Want to create your own newsletter while The DWC is no longer in your inbox? Here's a great guide: newsletterguide.org

For many of us, "Don't Matter" is still the #1 song.

This read captures a lot of the reason why The DWC had to take a step back: newyorker.com/culture/annals…

"Personal newsletters [...] retain some of the intimacy of the early digital-media days, when online writing felt less polished, more vital" vanityfair.com/style/2019/07/…

Well this is delightful news — one of my favorite email newsletters is back from holiday, newly refreshed and refocused: coletrickle.com

As always, a worthwhile read on #September11

What if the riches were the reader friends I made along the way? theatlantic.com/technology/arc…

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A wild #EditorsPick appears... thoroughly enjoyed this read on why Mike Posner walked across America. Nothing like a bildungsroman to get you thinking about your own life and what you want out of it. It's the perfect read before the new decade starts! outsideonline.com/2406234/mike-p…

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How come the song title has four now/na’s but the lyrics have three now/na’s? This mystery must be solved, please help AKON

#EditorsPick Every once and a while I come across something that prompts The DWC to emerge from its indefinite hiatus... 68 bits of unsolicited advice from Kevin Kelly kk.org/thetechnium/68…

Newsletter fatigue is coming. I’m 100% sure of it.

Still one of the most powerful reads I've come across. Well worth your time on this day.

Although I've been out of the newsletter game for a bit, I still enjoy reading them! Coletrickle is one of my must-reads concerning the delights of life. The writer's mailing list was recently misplaced so I encourage you all to jump in and have a peek💌👀 coletrickle.com

This is a true feeling courtesy of Casey Newton