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It’s been an atypical week of Culture Study: a post every day, no threads, all Bama all the time. This Sunday marks the return to Culture Study as usual — and offers new subscribers a taste of what they’ll get once a month with the massive links/recs posts — and has the benefit of being a relatively low lift for me, your writing-weary guide. So here’s a few things I’ve been reading, listening to, using, and loving this August — including the four fiction books I cruised through on vacation (three of which I really, really liked). The rest of the post is for paid subscribers only — if you want to join us and get all of the perks (the weekly threads, the ability to comment, and access to other subscriber-only content — come join us!) And as always, there’s no affiliate links save for Bookshop (and all of those affiliate proceeds go to Books for Prisoners). I’ve offered gift links when possible; if there’s no gift link and you’re not a subscriber (no one can subscribe to everything) remember that Pocket is your friend. ... Subscribe to Culture Study to unlock the rest.Become a paying subscriber of Culture Study to get access to this post and other subscriber-only content. A subscription gets you:
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