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Browse 12 independent newsletters across five topics. Use the topic buttons to narrow the directory, then read a profile or visit the publisher to explore sample issues.
12 newsletters across all topics
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A weekly selection of JavaScript articles, project news, tools, and resources for people who work with the language.
Front-end and UX ideas from Smashing Magazine, bringing design and development resources into a regular Tuesday edition.
Five design links each weekday, offering a compact starting point for exploring what other designers are reading and making.
A weekly letter from writer and artist Austin Kleon, connecting creative practice with books, art, and things worth noticing.
A Thursday newsletter organized around three ideas, two quotations, and a question to take into the rest of your week.
A weekly newsletter exploring mindful productivity, creative work, and more thoughtful ways to approach learning and projects.
Farnam Street’s Sunday newsletter brings together ideas about thinking, decisions, business, and everyday life.
A Sunday collection of The Marginalian’s essays, connecting books, art, science, philosophy, and the experience of being human.
Dan Lewis’s daily newsletter follows interesting facts and unexpected stories, inviting readers to learn something outside their usual beat.
A Monday newsletter built around marketing examples and copywriting observations, with concrete material to learn from.
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