Call for June’s Subscriber Writing!
Greetings, fellow writers!
On Monday, it will be time for our next Subscriber Writing Roundup post.
With that in mind, please can you comment below:
One, and only one, link to a piece of writing from your Substack1
A one sentence description of the chosen piece, written in the third person
e.g. M. E. Rothwell explores why his Paris Irrealis has kept him from ever visiting the city.
You have until Monday morning 9am GMT to submit so I have time to put the list together before it goes out later that same day. I’ll put the links in order of receipt to keep things as fair as possible.
N.B. This is a community feature for paying subscribers only. If you’re not yet a paid up member but would like to feature, please upgrade your subscription (it’s very cheap!) and you can have your writing included in the Roundup too!
This can be any post of your choice — it doesn’t have to have been published in the last month.
Konstantin Asimonov discusses the ethics of reading books written in the middle of war -- by the attacking side.
https://tapwatersommelier.substack.com/p/should-we-read-mein-kampf-if-we-really
In his post "In Search Of Moral Justification For My Wealth," David Roberts explores whether trying to be a "good" wealthy person adds, insidiously, to the problem of economic inequality.
https://robertsdavidn.substack.com/p/in-search-of-moral-justification