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Links

  Flutterby!
  Since 1998, a blog by Dan Lyke and a few select friends

  kottke.org
  Jason Kottke’s weblog, home of fine hypertext products since 1998

People

  Anil Dash
  A blog about making culture. Since 1999.

  Arne Bahlo
  Arne Bahlo's personal website

  Ava
  ava's blog documenting life, little projects, tech adventures and more.

  Avdi Grimm
  Avdi Grimm, Code Cleric

  Blaine Mooers
  personal description

  but she's a girl...
  Recent content on but she's a girl...

  Chris Hannah
  My little piece of the internet

  Dan's Daily

  Dave Winer
  Dave Winer, OG blogger, podcaster, developed first apps in many categories. Old enough to know better. It's even worse than it appears.

  Derek Sivers

  Doc Searls
  Just trying to make stuff happen

  genehack.blog

  Henrik Karlsson
  I live on a pine covered island in the Baltic Sea. I write essays about relationships, thought, and agency. I do stuff with my kids. That's about it.

  Howard Rheingold
  Exploring mind amplifiers since 1964

  Jack Baty
  Recent content on Baty.net

  James Endres Howell
  The Education of James Endres Howell

  Jeffrey Zeldman
  Since 1995.

  Jeremy Friesen
  Recent content for Take on Rules

  Jessica Smith
  Recent content in Posts on Jayeless.net

  Joi Ito
  Joi Ito's conversation with the living web.

  Kevin Kelly
  Making the Inevitable Obvious

  kupajo

  Manuel Uberti
  Recent content on manuel uberti

  Maria Popova
  Marginalia on the search for meaning.

  Marie K. Ekeberg

  Matthew Haughey
  Matthew Haughey's personal blog

  Matt Maldre
  The blog & webcomic filled with thoughtful fun

  Matt Webb
  A blog by Matt Webb. My notebook and space for thinking out loud since February 2000.

  Michael Lopp

  Mike Monteiro
  Hi.

  My name is Mike and this is my newsletter.

  Every week I answer one of your questions. The question can be about anything you want, but I'll only answer it if I think I can give a good answer.

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  Well, you shouldn’t. You should go outside and plant a garden. You should start a band! You should go explore every part of the world you’ve ever wanted to see. You should learn Italian, French, or Tagalog. You should volunteer your time to an organization that works with disadvantaged youth. You should go teach an ESL class for immigrants at the local community college. You should spend your time tracking down abusive priests, like some sacred Avenger.

  Those are the things you should do. And I encourage you to do them.

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  Weekly.

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  Who did that drawing in your newsletter header, and is it supposed to be you?

  My friend, the wonderful Kate Bingaman-Burt. And yes.

  Is there any hope for the world?

  No, but there's a lot of work to do.

  Nicholas Carr
  We have entered strange new territories. We need new cartographies.

  Om Malik
  Technology & Change: Field Notes From The Present Future

  oylenshpeegul
  Recent content on oylenshpeegul

  Penelope Trunk
  Advice at the intersection of work and life

  Pete Prodoehl
  ~/ Insights and such since 1997...

  Protesilaos Stavrou
  Master feed with all updates

  Rhys Lindmark
  Mapping the frontier.

  Scott McCloud
  Just another WordPress weblog

  Tim Bray
  ongoing fragmented essay by Tim Bray

  Warren Ellis
  a writer's notebook

  Wil Wheaton
  50,000 Monkeys at 50,000 Typewriters Can't Be Wrong

Visual

  Abhijit's Sketchnotes
  Leadership, talent & culture

  Andy Draws
  A newsletter about illustration, pop culture, comics, creative technology, and making a living as an artist. Join me as I follow my curiosity and document it via illustrations and sketchnotes.

  Clarity Canvas Weekly by Tanmay Vora
  A visual newsletter covering timeless wisdom on leadership, learning and change in form of hand-crafted sketchnotes. Perfect for leaders and change-makers who think and learn visually.

  David’s Substack
  How to draw and write comics. Tutorials, geeky conversations, and personal faves.

  Illustrated Life
  Connecting the dots between creative habit, drawing, writing, memory, gratitude, aging, making art in the margins, & more. Plus, free Illustrate Your Week prompts for keeping an illustrated journal. 📓 🏳️‍🌈 🖋️

  Keep the Creative Juices Flowing
  This is a newsletter about Creativity. Creativity is a Vital Force, it is everywhere, gives us purpose and make us happy. I’m sharing everything I know, I believe and I do to Keep the Creative Juices Flowing

  LetSketchin’s Newsletter
  Sketchnotes on varied topics from life to design to product management to startups

  QAspire Consulting - Tanmay Vora
  Change Consulting | Visual Facilitation | Leadership Development | Graphical Recording | Sketchnotes and Visual Thinking | India

  Sketchnote Lab
  Mike Rohde helps you integrate sketchnotes into your everyday life for better ideas, to solve problems, and move projects forward.

  Sketchy Ideas
  Get powerful ideas in a bite-sized visual to help you make better decisions.

  The Sketchy Anthropologist
  A sketchy newsletter about all things anthropology, all things sketchnotes, and the nerdy corner that connects them both

  The Visual Drawer
  If you are into Visual Thinking and Learning, you are in the right place!

  You will get regular insights on Work culture, Creativity, through engaging Sketchnotes, even full book visual summaries!

  Go on, open the drawer!