Personal Newsletter

The structure that makes personal newsletters work: one real essay, a short curated section, and a warm close. Export it as a PDF to send, or publish it as a shareable page and skip the mailing list entirely.

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What's in it

"Issue Seven" — 6 pages, written and laid out:

Issue Seven
On Finishing Things
A project you can describe in one sentence is a project you can finish. Everything else is two projects wearing a coat.
Four Things
Optional — a photo from the month
Until Next Time

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