In his inaugural post for Quibblers & Scribblers, James Killough explains how American culture is compromised by confusing fictionalizations. Can ideologically unaligned storytellers guide people toward distinguishing fact from fiction?
We’re excited and proud about the reception of our new Quibblers & Scribblers newsletter so far: We consistently have three times Substack’s average reader engagement. The vision broadens PFC’s “Everything has a story” slogan and puts it to social use by providing a platform and framework for “storytellers rewriting fictions that drive the world.”
In other words, it’s our old blog updated and turbocharged with purpose and sharper focus. Best of all, even though it’s a paid subscription newsletter, it’s free for the foreseeable future. Why not sign up and give it a try?
In his inaugural post for Quibblers & Scribblers, James Killough explains how American culture is compromised by confusing fictionalizations. Can ideologically unaligned storytellers guide people toward distinguishing fact from fiction?