Who do you read here?

>>24545195 (OP)
I do not read. No one there knows Wittgenstein, Second-order logic, and Foucault better than I do.

>>24545195 (OP)
Some garbage Cliffite Marxoid pseudo-left slop articles written by an autistic PhD student and some girl beater to laugh at it.

I like the schizos like arx-han or blowtorch's public service announcements. There's another arx-han thread here now. I wouldn't call substackers quality writing though, but you can tell people have good ideas trying to get out. Author bots are killing it though

No one, it takes time from actual books.

>>24545585
>I like the schizos like arx-han
Why schizo? I was following him for a while, didn't seem particularly schizo to me.

>>24545195 (OP)
how into money there?

most substack shit is too long like i'll read a journal article with pages that's that long but i'm not trying to scroooll and scroooll to read some random essay by some dude trying to sound smart

>>24545195 (OP)
stupid post-relevance contrivance. why read any of this when i can just DM the person and interview them for pennies on the bill?

>>24546617
>stupid post-relevance
What comes after relevance?

>>24546881
>someone writes something that is more or less targeted to me and and a handful of other people
>people either cling to the contrived group or move on (you can think of your own name for each outcome)

>>24545195 (OP)
Keith Woods
Cremieux

>>24547552
Cremieux is a jew

Hard Reset
Futurist Letters

Aurelien

>>24546944
Yes, it seems like we're seeing an increasing fragmentation into micro-cultures. Also, often there is now a congruence between consumer and producer. Poetry is mostly consumed by other poets, furry fiction by furries etc.

>>24545195 (OP)
Double Victory and Waybound.

>>24545195 (OP)
i'll take the contrarian opinion here and say that substack stuff (and really blogging anywhere), has finally truly taken off and absorbed all literary endeavors of young white men. i'll never understand why it always seems that the majority of the people that come to /lit/ are against it. if you're into historic literature at all, but particularly letters, essays, short stories, literary fiction, poetry, and whatever else that's above popular genre fiction, in my opinion if you're not reading and writing somewhere on the internet you are missing the moment. you're not going to be a rich and famous novelist plucked from obscurity and whisked away to the french riviera with an advance from penguin random house or wherever. everything else is dead and the blog is where the wagons are circling, so to speak. i don't know why /lit/ hates it so much and i wish everyone here would start something somewhere, anywhere, and share it.

Lately on mine I've been documenting historical manned undersea labs

https://braindrippings.substack.com/

>>24548382
I feel like what we're missing here is bleed-in. Are there any /lit/ writers who are actively writing on Substack, who could share updates on their stories as they're posted here on /lit/? Would the mods even allow such a thing? Right now the barrier between the two sites is kind of opaque.

>>24548744
>>24548382
Because like everything else this board is a crab in a buckets culture that pretends to like something while doing otherwise. We don't even read each others books so why would anyone read some other anon's obscure substack? Based on the largest threads this board has 100 to 200 people visiting everyday and i'd be willing to bet the largest blog here doesn't have more than 50 subscribers who would've been accumulated over a couple of years. This is a board for people to come larp about how many classics they've read or complain about having no gfs and being unpublished anything else is just pure pretending and cope.

>>24548762
alternative media died when it became apparent that people are truly retarded and voted trump (for the second time) because rogan & co endorsed him. you might not like barns and nobles' section for queer vegan palestinian poets but the world doesnt need a larger following for "anon" to parrot ted k and tell people to "read siege"

>>24548762
Tooky's has 900
miniMAG has 400
Unreal has 300

they're all from here
stop coping and go do smthn

>>24549201
>3 have many so means something
and honor levy has thousands of reviews on goodreads while anons struggle selling there books, come up with a better argument

>>24549201
>3 have many so means something
and honor levy has thousands of reviews on goodreads while anons struggle selling their books, come up with a better argument

>>24549224
your thesis is: X=0
the thesis is disproved
there's nothing to argue if you don't adjust your thesis

>>24549240
if x=0 then y=1, there, disprove that

>>24549201
>>24549240
How many books from 4chan have these people reviewed with their hundreds of subscribers? If you want to disprove the thesis that anons read and review each other answer that because it seems like every author vanishes from this place as soon as they taste a little success leaving struggling and desperate writers to wallow in the pity of a self perpetuating echo-chamber.

>>24548382
It's mostly just blogs

Me.

> micz.substack.com

For what it's worth substack has been good to me. I was honestly not expecting any kind of audience.

>>24549274
How does finding an audience work on substack? Is there some kind of algorithm that recommends your content to other people?

>>24549302
In my case I got recommended. First by another poet on Twitter and then by another substack user.

Honestly you have to publicize elsewhere.
I got a big influx of about 2k readers, but some leave and only around half actually read it week to week.

>>24549274
Not bad.

Do you make any money?

>>24549274
No.

So far I had one offer which made substack go berserk, reminding me weekly that I could totally be making millions. Lol

>>24549444
Woops. Meant for
>>24549421

All right I'll take the bait.

Give me three people on that platform worth reading.

DBH, thats it

>>24545195 (OP)
I write there, not read there.

>>24545195 (OP)
People you guys would disagree with politically

>>24550829
also meat to so he's been doing a great series of essays "Christ and Cosmopolis" on the culture of the large and the small / local and global

Bump!

https://plzcallmechrist.substack.com/

>>24545195 (OP)
https://www.aporiamagazine.com
https://keithwoods.pub/
https://www.construction-physics.com/
https://www.astralcodexten.com/
https://inquisitivebird.xyz/
https://www.cremieux.xyz/
https://deepleft.substack.com/

>>24545195 (OP)
Nekogirl.

>>24545195 (OP)
https://slavoj.substack.com/ - Zizek
https://www.maryharrington.co.uk/ - Mary Harrington
https://russellwalter.substack.com/ - Russell Walter
https://freddiedeboer.substack.com/ - Freddie deBoer
https://jamesguilty.substack.com/ - Worst Boyfriend Ever
https://default.blog/ - Katherine Dee
https://samkriss.substack.com/ - Sam Kriss
https://www.waltbismarck.com/ - Walt Bismarck
https://joshuacitarella.substack.com/ - Joshua Citarella

>>24549274
Not bad anon. Liked Ka

Drop the pictures. Cheapens the effect.

https://thebookclubonline.substack.com/

/lit/-cow now taken to sex blogging. Not bad imo.

>>24546944
Kino

>>24545195 (OP)
just the translation thing

>>24545195 (OP)
I follow authors of books I've read. It's like having supplemental material.