Tim Weaver is a freelance writer based in Evanston, Illinois. He has a Bachelor of Arts in Creative Writing from Columbia College Chicago and is the author of one novel and another in the making. He works as a sportswriter for Boston Hannah’s College News magazine. Tim Weaver has had his satire and comedy work published in The Heckler magazine and Laugh Damnit!
Not so Subtle was just another ranting left/libertarian blog, but in August of 2009 the blog shifted focus exclusively to political satire.
Not so Subtle has been linked by The New York Times, The Village Voice, and featured in Real Clear Politics and Brazen Careerist.
For more information or to request interviews, you can reach the author at tsoprano_84@yahoo.com. Please direct all hate mail to the comments section.
June 21, 2009 at 2:21 pm
Glad you’re here in Chicago Tim.
Your blog is the closest thing I’ve come to in a long time that actually mirrors my own thoughts and lays them out thoughtfully and articulately.
Thanks.
-Jen
November 7, 2009 at 7:15 pm
hi progressive america out there,
i’d like to know as a european why you need both to specify ‘free market’ for capitalism and to differenciate it from communism, for I suppose you mean by communism nothing else than the USSR system, which is, Socialisme ou barbarie definitely pointed it in the fifties, scarsely more than “fully planned” capitalism. one and unique concentration camp. i’d define myself as a communist, but nevertheless voted for the native agrarianism option, for that’s what I mean with communism. anarchy sounds a bit too much like “mad max” scenario. nevermind, i don’t like the word either.
brotherhood from brussels, belgium (you know that insignificant place where they speak at least three national languages)
Jeanfrançois