Lately I’ve grown weary with the corner of the blogosphere I sniff around. The same stories and blogs get quoted over and over again, or simply tell me what’s on the front page of the New York Times (which I could get by, well, going to the New York Times).
What I like to find are new and different voices, with something poignant or different to say. Few provide the steady medley of a Marginal Revolution or the smarts and breadth of Foreign Policy.
There’s a new voice that caught my attention, though, at Meaningfulness of Little Things. I don’t know who it is. I haven’t (yet) discerned the exact view or the theme. But I like what I see so far–namely things I would like to read but otherwise would not have seen.
Check it out. It’s a voice that deserves a bigger audience.
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Have you found Some Assembly Required yet? It’s a daily linkblog with a bit of snark. Much more macroecon than anything else but a nice overview of what’s new(s) each day.