HeyJaredSunday Night In
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- Aug 31, 2026
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🌕 Sunday Night In (31 August 2026) (opens the original)
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Sunday Night In brings you the news about South Australian books, theatre and stories that the algorithm doesn’t show you. No ads, no clickbait, and it’s free!Subscribe nowHello friends! The new format of Sunday Night In means it might get cut off in your inbox. If it’s easier for you, you can read the whole issue on the <a href="https://sundaynightin.substack.com/p/sunday-night-i
🌘 Sunday Night In (16 August 2026) (opens the original)
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Sunday Night In brings you the news about South Australian books, theatre and stories that the algorithm doesn’t show you. No ads, no clickbait, and it’s free!Subscribe nowHello friends! Depending on how closely you read you might notice that I’m trying a new format with the newsletter this week—I’m listing things chronologically and including the date at the end of each piece. In the past, I’
🌗 Sunday Night In (9 August 2026) (opens the original)
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Sunday Night In brings you the news about South Australian books, theatre and stories that the algorithm doesn’t show you. No ads, no clickbait, and it’s free!Subscribe nowHello friends! I’m back after an unanticipated break of three weeks. I’ve been out and about sharing readings and performances of my book Pearls: Memoir Strands</stron
🌗 Sunday Night In 12 July 2026 (opens the original)
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Sunday Night In brings you the news about South Australian books, theatre and stories that the algorithm doesn’t show you. No ads, no clickbait, and it’s free!Subscribe nowHello friends! This last week (or two) in South Australia: the Thunderbirds became the first team to win three Super Netball premierships; reports of bird flu have been increasing; and we’ve had the wettest start to July on record,
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