Interview
The year Farro & Field stopped selling wheat
12 min · Paris
Essay
The genre is exhausted. What to publish instead when the company needs to be heard from.
5 min · Lisbon
The founder letter has become a form with no content: a gratitude paragraph, a market paragraph, a paragraph that gestures at hard decisions without naming one.
Readers have learned to skip it, which means the one time a company genuinely needs to speak, the channel is already discounted.
The alternatives are unglamorous and effective: publish the decision memo, publish the numbers behind it, or publish nothing and let the product announcement carry itself.
Reported by the CliqueTrees newsroom. Corrections run at the top of the following edition, set in the same size as the mistake.
Interview
12 min · Paris
Teardown
8 min · Lisbon
Field notes
9 min · Bengaluru
One long founder interview, three short ones, and whatever the studio learned that week. No tracking pixels, no growth loops.