Why subscribe?

If you subscribe, you can get whatever I write here via an email instead. No longer will you have to check my social media accounts to see if I’ve written something new. Surely that’s the greatest prize of them all.

More specifically, you’ll get weeklyish comedy writing on the sport of cricket. Whatever pops into my head in a given week will pop out of my head and into your email inbox, as if by magic. Amazing!

If you’re one of the people who’ve discovered this newsletter and is not interested in cricket, you’re still welcome. I do write about other topics (a personal history of superhero comic books is an ongoing project, for example), but on a less regular basis. After signing up, you can tweak your newsletter settings to receive only the writing you’re interested in. If anything, it’s even more important that you non-cricket-lovers subscribe. Who knows when I’ll write something new on a topic more in line with your tastes? Answer: you do, because it’ll show up in your email inbox.

Then, of course, there is the paid option. Your heroic generosity at the paid level supports my ongoing ability to write, and it also gives you access to everything in the archives (most of the writing gets hidden away a couple of weeks after publication), PLUS free ebooks from my online store, daily report cards on every international cricket match I watch (pretty much every match featuring the Australian men and women’s cricket teams, and occasional dalliances with other nations, most often England). Other stuff is also liable to pop into the paid level subscribers’ inboxes as I think of it. So, if you’ve got a few bucks to spare, why not sign up there? It’s the common sense option.