Because so much traffic has moved away from blogs and toward new platforms, particularly Substack and its competitors, I launched a Substack newsletter channel this past week to provide an additional outlet for my writing. I cross-posted my previous blog post there and received nearly four times the traffic as I did here on my blog. Given the disparity in audience size, for the time being I will be cross-posting archaeology and alien content both here on my blog and on my Substack newsletter. I will also offer on Substack cultural pieces that are not directly relevant to the topics that are covered here on my blog. You can read a Substack-exclusive article, "The Curse of the Black Widow Spyder," about the recent recovery of a piece of James Dean's Porsche 550 Spyder here.
If you subscribed to my old newsletter prior to Wednesday, you have already been invited to subscribe to my Substack newsletter. If not, you can visit jasoncolavito.substack.com to sign up.
18 Comments
The Goddamned Rooster Thing From Helle
3/28/2021 03:46:43 am
Sure.
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The Roostrich
3/28/2021 03:53:13 am
Nice!
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Brian
3/28/2021 08:34:22 am
I've also never heard of Substack. Nor heard of the collapse of blogging. But then I don't at all try to keep up with rushing after new flavors. Good luck.
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Rock Knocker
3/28/2021 08:53:52 am
It is certainly worth a try. Screaming into the void is doubtless soul-wrenching, but even that is appreciated by a discerning few...
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P. F. R. K.
3/28/2021 11:52:37 am
I will be following the stack
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Anthony G.
3/30/2021 03:24:06 pm
"Substack" sounds like a name for the 3 foreign magazines hidden underneath the main pile. This would be a good name to describe the many bottles of liquor hidden in the libraries across the world. There are certain sections of stacks where you're almost guaranteed to find at least a fifth.
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Promises, promises.
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Pollster Obvious
4/1/2021 11:45:38 am
I close my eyes and visualize the check list that Colavito has for traits of his idealized target audience member. Anthony checks very few of those boxes.
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BigFred
4/1/2021 11:40:40 am
I'll give it a shot. If the subject matter mostly interests me, I'll stay for the long haul.
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The Rooster
4/1/2021 02:07:23 pm
There is a planet. It is called Bongolia.
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Bill
4/1/2021 10:35:32 pm
Not.
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The Rooster
4/3/2021 02:07:55 am
"Acting"?
Bart
4/7/2021 02:23:09 pm
Quadruple the readership means four times as many potential agents, publishers, booking agents for TV and documentaries and selection committees for civic and university guest speakerships can be alienated by Joe Kent.
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Kent
4/11/2021 03:11:59 am
Don't know what website you're reading but under my insertionship Jason has closed 2 book deals. Anything he's blown, like with The Atlantic, is on him. Remember he approves all posts here, you dewsh.
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Assistant to the assistant editor obvious
4/11/2021 10:38:39 am
I don't think that trying to take credit for books distributed by Cow Patty Publishing accomplishes what you think that it does here.
Jim
4/11/2021 10:54:35 am
"I will not be joining Jason on Shortstack"
Anthony G.
4/11/2021 10:06:03 pm
Canadian Jim, and kent requested links to our Academia.edu articles relating to the pre-colonial Newport Tower. There are currently 124 of them. Many in the top 1-5%. Too numerous and too disrespectful to list here.
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