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Balevine is a writer after my own heart; grumpy, snarky, and smart as hell. He's not a frequent writer, but it's an instant read for me when he does.

Birdcar is a writer for the people. He loves sharing knowledge, and he always manages to do so in a fun and digestible way.

Sarah is a dear CX friend healing herself (and through her writing, us) through a nasty case of burnout. Must read.

Lex not only offers a lot of great advice for small media and subscription-based businesses, but they're also fantastic at building community among their members. Lots of free, useful content in addition to their high-quality Legends offering worth checking out.

We're heading into the writers I don't know personally, but are great reads for various reasons. Like me, Ed writes about Tech and AI, and first got on my radar for his AI skepticism and reporting, which is always thorough and entertaining.

Anil is another important voice in the Tech space; he's been here a long time and knows what he's talking about, and never pulls his punches.

Molly's out here doing the real work: critically reporting on crypto and exposing crypto scams. She just recently added tracking AI to this undertaking, and it's been riveting.

You probably know Cory from his theory of enshittification; the rest of his work is just as great.

Jay Kuo is a lawyer *and* a composer, which is very cool. I'm a big fan of his political analysis and commentary; absolutely worth a subscribe.

This one is pretty niche, but I've followed Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg since before she was the Twitter Rabbi. If you're looking for spiritual and moral wisdom through a loving, progressive lens, this is the read for you.