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A quiet movement of writers is abandoning the daily churn for weekly essays, personal sites and RSS readers. The feed made everything faster; readers want depth.
Solo writers are building magazine-sized audiences — and incomes — from an inbox. Inside the economics of the newsletter boom and its growing pains.