Stranger's Guide
Stranger's Guide explores how politics, power and culture shape daily life across the globe. Featuring unexpected topics, from the complex and controversial to the intimate and beautiful.
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Mishpacha on the Mississippi (opens the original)
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Stranger’s Guide explores how politics, power and culture shape daily life across the globe. We believe that local writers, journalists and thinkers are best equipped to explain their political and cultural realities and we publish stories that ask us to listen to the complexities of the world.The Weekly Long Read is for everyone but it’s made possible by our paid subscribers. Thanks to those who support our work, and if you’re not yet a paid subscriber, today is the perfect day to join!<s
Beyond the Bombs (opens the original)
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Stranger’s Guide explores how politics, power and culture shape daily life across the globe. We believe that local writers, journalists and thinkers are best equipped to explain their political and cultural realities and we publish stories that ask us to listen to the complexities of the world.Weekly Long Read is for everyone but it’s made possible by our paid subscribers. Thanks to those who support our work, and if you’re not yet a paid subscriber, today is the perfect day to join!
Urban Vikings (opens the original)
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Welcome to Close Up, our newsletter focused on photography. It’s part of our set of expanded offerings. At least once a month, you’ll receive an original photo essay from a different part of the world.Close Up goes out to everyone—but it’s only possible thanks to our paid subscribers. If you’re not yet a paid subscriber, what are you waiting for? Join today:Subscribe now<a class="image-link ima
Heinemann's Curse (opens the original)
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Stranger’s Guide explores how politics, power and culture shape daily life across the globe. We believe that local writers, journalists and thinkers are best equipped to explain their political and cultural realities and we publish stories that ask us to listen to the complexities of the world.Weekly Long Read is for everyone but it’s made possible by our paid subscribers. Thanks to those who support our work, and if you’re not yet a paid subscriber, today is the perfect day to join!
How to Haunt (opens the original)
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Our SG Fiction newsletter features an original short story from a different author around the world. It’s part of our set of expanded offerings. At least once a month, you’ll receive an original short story from a different part of the world, today’s selection is by CC Molaison from our New Orleans guide.SG Fiction is for paid subscribers—thank you for your support! If you’re not yet a paid subscriber, what are you waiting for? Join today:Subscribe now
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