[SIC] Weekly

[SIC] Day is offered exclusively to paying subscribers of [SIC]. All imagery is mine, except where noted. Hi all. As promised, first in what will be an ongoing series of subscriber-only [SIC] Talks on Tuesdays. This week’s guest Greta Rainbow is an editor of The Creative Independent, and of Dirt, a columnist at The New York Review of Architecture and contributor to numerous other publications. She’s based in New York.

[SIC] Sunday 8.10.26 Hi all. Welcome to the first of the new [SIC] Sundays, in which I grab some links I like (like before) but maybe talk a little bit more about them. This service for paid [SIC] subscribers, welcome to all you new ones. It will, as always, be an ongoing experiment, so if you’ve got suggestions, thoughts, or additions I should make, don’t hold back. You are paying for this after all.

[SIC] DAY [SIC] Talks with Nicholas Rhodes of Artificially Intimidating. And links from today, obvs. [SIC] Day is offered exclusively to paying subscribers of [SIC]. All imagery is mine, except where noted. Hi folks. I’m getting into the swing of things here with these [SIC] Talks interviews for paid subscribers; as I did last week.

Many Metrics, Rave New World, Nature Healing, Democratic Socialism as Punk Culture, A Million tons of Burned Books and all the science links you can click. [SIC] is a weekly digest of developments, published Thursdays for free subscribers. It’s made possible by support from paid subscribers, who also receive [SIC] Day dispatches on Sunday, Tuesday and Friday. Consider upgrading your subscription today. It’s $8 a month/$80 a year. You can expense it. Hi all.

[SIC] Day is offered exclusively to paying subscribers of [SIC]. All imagery is mine, except in this issue. Great mag. Another long-lost compatriot: Jockey Slut Cool guy Americana brand Hanover has partnered with Verybooks to curate an ongoing selection of art books and vintage magazines on site Including the above copy of Sleaze Nation, the excellent U.K. culture pub that I had totally forgotten about until I saw it in the store today.

[SIC] Day is offered exclusively to paying subscribers of [SIC]. All imagery is mine, except where noted. Hi all, We’re back: [SIC] Talks #120. Slightly new format, truncated, [maybe] harder hitting, for those of you with the attention deficit disorder, for whose drugs we will talk about treatments herein. This is the first in what will be a weekly series for six paid subscribers, released in advance of its publication in [SIC] on Thursday.

Dinner with Steven Tyler, Hot Pussy Painting, Public Reversals and Filmic Vortex, plus The Empire Strikes Book and a chart with a bunch of brands on both sides. [SIC] is a weekly digest of developments, published Thursdays for free subscribers. It’s made possible by support from paid subscribers, who also receive [SIC] Day dispatches on Sunday, Tuesday and Friday. Consider upgrading your subscribtion today. It’s $8 a month/$80 a year. You can expense it.

[SIC] DAY Rocking on their dime again: the brands are getting back into underwriting the culture, and bringing us along for the ride. Hi all. Welcome to the first paid subscriber post of [SIC]’s new incarnation. I’m still working out the kinks, so expect form factors and subject matters to change as we go, but I’m working on this one, creating in a style similar to what I have been intending.

7.24.26. A second interstitial, portending next week's return to regularly scheduled programming. Really, this time. Hi all. Getting back into the swing of things hasn’t been easy. That is not meant as an excuse, just a statement of fact. Shaking off the cobwebs after four weeks has been more complicated than I thought. Hence, the Summer Friday-style late send this week but also the shaggy nature of this particular dispatch. Maybe you’ll find it charming, who knows.

A slight return. Hi y’all. I woke this morning to find [SIC] Talks alum Edmond Lau’s comment lamenting [SIC]s absence, and it gave me a twinge of regret. That, followed up with Tim’s reason for ending his paid subscription; “Loved the old [SIC]. Unsure what I’m paying for now,” urged me to action. It’s fair. When I ceased the old [SIC] paradigm with Number 400, I said I would be back in July, and my plan is, in fact, to re turn next week. Edmond’s regrets aside, the time off has been useful.