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This compilation features insightful excerpts from various Substack blogs, each accompanied by links to the complete articles.
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As an avid reader of numerous Substacks daily, I've carefully selected excerpts that I consider the cream of the crop. This compilation is designed to save you valuable time by bringing together some of the best Substack content already published.
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Edward Hopper's Nighthawks was completed in 1942 and captures the paradox of loneliness in urban life.
Nice rework.