About Morrow
A small magazine for people who like to think things through.
How it started
Morrow began in 2021 as a weekly email from Nell Ashby to forty friends: one thing she had read, one thing she had tried and one question she couldn’t answer.
Friends forwarded it. Three years later four writers in four cities put out an issue every Thursday, read by fourteen thousand people who would rather read one good piece than fifty quick ones.
We write about work, design and places, and about the small decisions that make each of them better.
Three promises
01
One read a week
We publish one essay every Thursday. If it isn’t ready, we send a short note instead of a rushed piece.
02
No ads, no tracking
Morrow is paid for by readers who chip in. We never sell attention, and the newsletter has no tracking pixels.
03
Every letter answered
Write to us and a person replies, usually the editor, usually within a week.
The writers
Nell Ashby
Editor
Nell started Morrow in 2021 as a weekly letter to forty friends. She edits every piece and writes about work and routine.
Idris Kaan
Contributing writer
Idris is a product designer in Rotterdam. He writes about tools, screens and the habits they shape.
Mara Solberg
Places editor
Mara writes about cities from street level. She has walked every line of the Oslo metro, end to end.
Theo Brandt
Contributing writer
Theo runs a two-person type studio in Leipzig and writes about signage, print and running small businesses.
Say hello
Have a story we should tell? Write to us.
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