Every issue I've sent, still readable, unlike some of my handwriting. Newest first.
Margin notes, not paragraphs, are the honest unit of a newsletter.
Some readers write back in the margins of their own copies. This issue is for them.
It's not indecisive. It's patient.
A running list of sentences I've read more than once on purpose.
The case for marking up a book you plan to give away.
Twelve months of notes, arranged in the order they actually occurred to me.
Sometimes the point is to know how it ends, not to enjoy getting there.
On the difference between writing to be read now and writing to be read later.
An overdue correction to something I got wrong in issue No. 1.
Most marginalia is an argument, not applause.
That's everything, for now. I haven't written the next one yet.