People follow a lot of good writers. Most of what those writers publish piles up in inboxes and read-later apps. The intent is there. The reading rarely happens.
Screens are noisy and never end. Deep reading needs a smaller, quieter container, and one that finishes.
Writers publish wherever they already publish. Postpile takes that work and prints it for the readers who chose them. Every reader's magazine is different, because every reader's list is different.
At least five writers you already read.
Recent pieces from that reader's list, with images, designed as a magazine.
Once a month, full colour.
Sign once. No submitting, no approving.
Five or six essays. No ads, no comments, no feed.
We're in early pilot. If this sounds right to you as a reader or a writer, we'd like to hear from you.