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Posted on June 20, 2024June 21, 2024 by Mathew Ingram

On reading merely for amusement

From an essay by Vicesimus Knox, an 18th-century essayist and priest

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Hi there. My name is Mathew Ingram, and until recently I was the chief digital writer for the Columbia Journalism Review in New York. I live in Canada. I post things I've written for work here, and other things that interest me, but I also publish and crosspost a daily newsletter called When The Going Gets Weird that is filled with interesting links, and a more serious newsletter with my thoughts about technology and culture called The Torment Nexus.

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