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It begins with a bit of mischief: a Dad imagining absurd “9-word notes” a child might have written. Then things get real. Join Contributing Author Rollerboogie as he explores how humor, honesty, and heartbreak can coexist in a single moment of parenthood.
Contributing Author Chuck Small riffs on “57 Channels” with “57 Substacks (and Nothin’ Read),” wryly navigating inbox guilt, unread newsletters, and the modern struggle to actually stay informed.
In a time when “interesting” feels like the politest possible word for “chaos,” Contributing Author and Historian Bill Bois finds reasons to be hopeful and maybe even grateful for the turbulence.
His essay traces how disorder, constraint, and a sudden rush of guitars can sometimes be the first notes of something better.
Join us in welcoming our good friend and Contributing Author Phylum Of Alexandria, as he presents Episode 1 of his new series, “Under God: The People of Ancient Israel”
A opinion piece from Contributing Author Chuck Small, who’s read the recent headlines, and has a simple question…
What do you get when you mash-up:
– fan fiction
– an online repository of esoteric knowledge
– and The Little Website That Could? Good question! And Contributing Author Bill “Virgindog” Bois is dying to find out
With thoughts on how we might best (dis)engage with the ever-pervasive News Of The Day, here’s our friend, counselor, educator, and Contributing Author Chuck Small.
Even when you feel perfectly settled where you are now, you never forget your first home. With an example: it’s Contributing Author Chuck Small, who takes us back to his Windy City roots
And I’m A Cat Dad.
Contributing Author and Renowned Ailurophile Chuck Small is back with a ball of yarn, a saucer of milk, and a celebration of some purrfectly adorable friends
Concerned about the con-job that Big Freon has foisted on the public? So is Contributing Author Link Crawford! He’s here to singlehandedly start a veritable breakroom revolution.
The TNOCS Canon
Thanks to Contributing Author Pauly Steyreen for giving me the night off, as he takes over The Friday Sidebar to chat about some past, present, and possible future commonalties
“That’s the problem with secretive practices. Unless people want to be found out, secrets can easily remain secret.”
Join our friend and Contributing Author Phylum Of Alexandria for the final chapter in the mini-series “Calling Cards”
OK, let’s lock up the flat, get in the lift, and open up the boot to see what Contributing Author and Wordsmith JJ Live At Leeds has been up to, as he guides us through the murky waters of our alleged common language.