A full list of the top 25 literature newsletters and podcasts on Substack. Includes insights and analysis into the process of writing and publishing, reviews and analysis of current and historical works, along with original poetry, short stories and longer form pieces.
Ron Charles writes about books, authors, and literary culture, covering new novels and works of nonfiction and how books influence public debate. A longtime book critic at The Washington Post, he now publishes weekly criticism and essays.
Grow your Substack, earn an income, and produce your best work with guidance from Sarah Fay (PhD, MA, MFA), the leading Substack Strategist. Proven, tested strategies for those who want real, meaningful growth.
The Weekly Muse is the ultimate resource to help poets write & publish more poems. Weekly prompts, writing exercises, publishing opportunities, insider tips from editors, & more! Includes FREE Zoom classes with award-winning poets with paid subscription!
Off the cuff MJ writing/videos/picts/audio for paid subscribers and an ongoing All Fours Group Chat for everyone (not a book club! A place to talk about your own life.)
New work from award-winning and internationally bestselling author, psychologist and mythologist Dr Sharon Blackie. A gathering place for lovers of myth, fairy tales and depth psychology, focused around reclaiming women's stories. Exclusive monthly Myth & Fairy Tale Salons, On the Couch advice column, articles, podcast and other resources for living meaningfully in a challenging world.
✨ a cosy online space for curious readers ✨ from Sunday Times Bestselling author Emma Gannon. Books, work, wellbeing & creativity. "One of Britain’s most prominent Substack writers" — The Times
📖✨ Welcome to ALISA WRITES—Big Stories. Bold Life. Latina Soul. Bestselling author Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez takes you behind the scenes of writing, publishing, and the beautifully chaotic process of making stories come to life. If you love books, big feelings, and the kind of storytelling that sticks with you, you’re in the right place.
Writing in the Dark is for people who do language. Based on Jeannine Ouellette's popular writing workshop by the same name, Writing in the Dark is a vibrant home for writers & creatives exploring the nexus of language, art & truth. Content celebrates the rigorous craft of writing while embracing the unknown, because writing should be a discovery, a profound unearthing and grand surprise, not a recitation. More than a newsletter, Writing in the Dark is a thriving artistic community.
CRAFT TALK is a weekly newsletter about writing, creativity and productivity from author Jami Attenberg. This is also the home of #1000wordsofsummer, where, once a year, we write 1000 words a day together for two weeks straight.