Roll

I subscribe to and read these writers’ work in NetNewsWire. I first published this list in the February 2022 issue of my monthly newsletter.

• Taz Ahmed is a political strategist, storyteller, and artist.
• Maggie Appleton makes visual essays about programming, design, and anthropology.
• Heather Armstrong is the mother of all mommy bloggers.
• Edna Bonhomme is a historian of science.
• Mandy Brown writes about books.
• Stacia Brown is a journalist and diarist.
• Maciej Ceglowski is an activist, adventurer, and technologist.
• Frank Chimero writes about design.
• Caroline Crampton writes about all sorts of things.
• Drew DeVault writes about open source technology.
• Nadia Eghbal is an essayist and public intellectual.
• Caitlin Flanagan is a social critic.
• John Gruber writes about Apple.
• Michael Hobbes writes about the media.
• Harmony Holiday writes about jazz.
• Peishan Huang is an essayist’s essayist.
• Alex Hutchinson writes about endurance training.
• Matthew Inman is a cartoonist.
• Katelyn Jatelina writes about COVID.
• Molly Knight writes about sports, with a focus on baseball.
• Rohan Kumar is an undergraduate who writes about open source technology.
• Vu Le writes about nonprofits.
• Matt Levine writes about finance.
• Kyle Merber writes about competitive runners.
• Greg Nuckols and Eric Trexler write about weightlifting and physique training.
• Laura Olin writes about whatever strikes her fancy.
• Lauren Passell writes about podcasts.
• Leon Paternoster works in libraries and writes about web design and politics and….
• Jonathan Ping writes about personal finance.
• Nicholas Quah writes about podcasts and the podcast industry.
• Kate Ray writes about plant-based cooking.
• Susan Rigetti writes about writing, and also about learning new things.
• George Saunders provides writing instruction.
• Karen Schneider is a librarian who writes about libraries and gardening and….
• Brent Simmons writes about software development.
• Leah Sottile writes about investigative journalism.
• Sara Soueidan writes about user interfaces and accessibility.
• Elizabeth Spiers is a journalist who writes about her experiences.
• Becky Tuch writes about literary journals.
• Zeynep Tufekci is library school faculty member and public intellectual.
• Ana Ulin is a technologist who writes about books and other interests.
• Lea Verou writes about technology.
• Cecily Walker is a librarian who writes about love, values, living in Vancouver….
• Sam Wang writes about elections and gerrymandering.
• Molly White writes about ethics in technology.
• Kevin Xu writes about finance, with a focus on China.
• Steve Yegge rants about technology.
• Devon Zuegel writes about incentive design, tools for thought, and cities.

Inclusion Rider

These are the Inclusion Rider percentages for my Roll:

• Women (target is at least 51%): 60%
• BIPOC (target is at least 40%): 28%
• People with Disabilities (target is at least 26%): ? (I’m not aware of any of these writers self-disclosing a disability)
• LGBTQIA+ (target is at least 7%): 12%