Quillette Weekly
The late Peter Straub, defending truth-seeking in history, and the young Queen Elizabeth.
Latest
167 articles
Quillette Weekly
Ukraine takes back territory, and remembering Queen Elizabeth II 1926 - 2022
Queen Elizabeth II 1926 - 2022
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II: Born April 21, 1926, Died September 8, 2022, aged 96.
Quillette Weekly
The fall of 'Nature', Gorbachev's legacy, and the GOP's populism question.
Quillette Weekly
Rushdie's moral heroism and a walkout at a free speech event.
Quillette Weekly
False privilege, digital junk food, greenflation, and the untold story of a Wisconsin prison soul band.
Quillette Weekly
A media-fuelled social panic, Wikipedia bias, the metaverse, mafia, and more.
Shinzo Abe 1954 - 2022 | Quillette Weekly
The appalling news that broke yesterday is still being absorbed. Shinzo Abe, the former Prime Minister of Japan, and great friend to Australia, the US, UK, Canada, and other allies, now lies dead at the hands of an assassin. People around the world will mourn the loss of a leader
Weekly Roundup and Musk and Moderation
Dear Quilletters, This week, don't miss Jim Rutt's excellent essay Musk and Moderation, which gives practical advice to Musk on how best to moderate discussion forums with the aim of fostering free speech. Rutt is a veteran of the Internet Age with over 40 years'
Weekly Roundup and the Casualties of War
Dear Readers, We're very grateful for all new subscribers to Quillette! Not since 2018 have we experienced such rapid growth in our subscriptions. If you've just discovered us – welcome! We hope you enjoy our offerings. Your subscription means we are able to deliver the content you&
Weekly Roundup
Dear Readers, I hope this email finds you well. This week we feature a stimulating roundtable discussion between four of Quillette's contributors from the field of psychology: Chris Ferguson, Bo Winegard, Allen Buchanan and Cory Clark. Together they weigh The Costs and Benefits of Tribalism. We've
Weekly Roundup
Dear Reader, I hope you've had an intellectually stimulating week. If not, we have the cure in the form of seven thought-provoking essays. A must-read this week is John Lloyd on how Russia's kleptocracy has spread corruption to all corners of the globe. And