I came across your column by sheer accident a few weeks ago, and since then I have read everything you've dropped, but I wanna chime in finally and say how grateful I am for what you do. These kinds of things are the most interesting to me - these little insights into otherwise unseen histories - and I'm so happy someone is out there finding and sharing them. Your work is SO good!
This remarkable newsletter, as the subtitle indicates, finds “the fragments of a life in the middle of nowhere.” After introducing those fragments Stefene by real research finds more of those fragments and by her own analysis places everything for us in its own sociological setting. Well done!
I came across your column by sheer accident a few weeks ago, and since then I have read everything you've dropped, but I wanna chime in finally and say how grateful I am for what you do. These kinds of things are the most interesting to me - these little insights into otherwise unseen histories - and I'm so happy someone is out there finding and sharing them. Your work is SO good!
This remarkable newsletter, as the subtitle indicates, finds “the fragments of a life in the middle of nowhere.” After introducing those fragments Stefene by real research finds more of those fragments and by her own analysis places everything for us in its own sociological setting. Well done!
Fantastic