Substacks recommended by Joxley Writes

Recommended by Joxley Writes

A Substack about political attack, what it means and why it matters

We need more writing on how campaigning happens and this is a great detailed dive into the murky business of attack ads.

- Joxley Writes

Ayesha Vardag - Pont Neuf

By Ayesha VARDAG

Caught in an East-West no-man's land, where charming stories overlay a darkness of prejudice and hypocrisy, Soraya navigates two families to try to find her own way. Contains explicit scenes of female sexuality and of incestuous abuse.

The View from Culllingworth

By Simon Cooke

Housing, planning and the love of place - views from a conservative

Ellen Pasternack’s Substack

Writing on biology, feminism & culture

Opportunity Lost

By Ben Ramanauskas

A blog about economics and public policy.

Logging the World

By Oliver Johnson

I try to make sense of the world using numbers, and this free newsletter explains how mathematics and statistics ideas can help a general audience. My book "Numbercrunch" was published in March 2023.

Theory Matters

By Sam Mace

My posts generally focus on political theory intersecting with practical political matters. Whilst theory is oftentimes archived away, I believe it has a strong place to better understand and explain our political landscape. I hope you enjoy this blog :)

Not all doom

By Arthur Snell

Geopolitics, history and mountains.

A great blog with timely and accessible insights into knotty bits of geopolitics.

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Himbonomics

By James

Homo economicus. Join the coalition against boomers and artificial lawns!

Comment is Freed

By Sam Freedman

Politics, policy analysis, and foreign affairs from Sam and Lawrence Freedman

Stiff Upper Quip

By James Harris

Writing about politics and culture

Wrong Side of History

By Ed West

It's Ed West's sub stack

The Newsletter of (Not Quite) Everything

By Jonn Elledge

assorted nerdery from a man who should probably be doing something else

Odds and Ends of History

By James O'Malley

Why that thing you retweeted is probably wrong.

The Zone

By Ben Sixsmith

Politics, culture and professional wrestling.

The Cosmopolitan Globalist

By Claire Berlinski

Edited by essayist Claire Berlinski, this is Substack's top forum for the discussion of international news among readers and writers, around the world, who are concerned about the future of liberal democracy and the gathering storm of global war.

One of the best substracks around with an unrelenting clarity and insight on the stories making global news, and the ones lurking in the background.

- Joxley Writes

Young Vulgarian

By Marie Le Conte

Behold! I have had a thought.

Marie is always entertaining and offers some great reflections on a wide range of issues.

- Joxley Writes