Not On Your Team, But Always Fair

Lee Jussim (Professor Stereotype Accuracy) is one of the clearest writers on statistics in social science out there. Recommended.

- Helen Dale

Short but moving pieces on popular culture & gay & lesbian politics.

- Helen Dale

Published novelist Katy Barnett (shortlisted for the Victorian Premier's Award in 2017) was unable to place her second novel, so she's decided to serialise it on substack. She's also one of those people who can do five impossible things before breakfast simply by snapping her fingers, so comes recommended.

- Helen Dale

Among many things, a moving account of a man who discovered he was conceived by sperm donor.

- Helen Dale

Holly may be a mathematician by trade, but she's also a wonderfully talented writer on the side.

- Helen Dale

Since matters Scottish are destined to be the subject of comment across the rest of the UK for quite a while, I'd like to put Iain forward as one of Scotland's most astute commentators.

- Helen Dale

If you're wondering how we're in such an energy mess, and why our power bills are going through the roof, then let risk engineer Chris Bond explain...

- Helen Dale

Fascinating commentary on economics, history, and religion - although Arnold Kling is most famous for writing "The Three Languages of Politics", which I read when it first came out. It remains one of my favourite short political reads.

- Helen Dale

Booted from Twitter for refusing to humour dingbats, Dennis is always worth reading.

- Helen Dale

Tom is a sane man trapped inside the lunacy of contemporary academia. His dispatches are worth your time.

- Helen Dale