Substacks recommended by Judith Lindbergh | On Writing, History, Creativity, and Life

Recommended by Judith Lindbergh

A place for writers and their stories.

Stories, anecdotes, wise proverbs and foolish thoughts, literary musings, insights and conversations centred around my personal, unpublished notebooks

The Jubilarian

By Pamela Redmond

How to be happy for the rest of your life

Create Me Free

By Kathryn Vercillo

Honoring art as therapy and catharsis while exploring the shadow side of how mental health challenges impact creative process, medium, content, productivity, identity and business and exploring how this intersects with social and cultural issues.

Ars Poetica

By ars poetica

you are not an unspectacular thing. love@arspoetica.com.au

The Deep Dive

By Book Riot

A literary publication that informs and inspires readers, featuring fascinating stories, useful advice, and more from the largest independent editorial book site in North America.

Stunning Sentences

By Nina Schuyler

Admiring, mooning over, loving, and learning to write stunning sentences

Because anyone who loves writing (or reading) will love Nina Schuyler's deep dive into the construction of the humble, noble sentence.

- Judith Lindbergh

Martha Anne Toll's Newsletter

By Martha's Newsletter

An insider's view to all things books, ballet, classical music, Jewish culture, and social justice.

Story Club with George Saunders

A place to explore the way the short story works.

Because he is a generous, candid teacher as well as a brilliant author!

- Judith Lindbergh

Publishing Confidential

By Kathleen Schmidt

News and analysis about the book publishing industry that you won't read anywhere else.

If you're an author or aspire to be, it's best to know the truth and be prepared!

- Judith Lindbergh

Classical Wisdom

Bringing Ancient Wisdom for Modern Minds. Each week we discuss philosophy, history, literature, mythology and more... Subscribe to our FREE newsletter and receive our Ebook, "How to Be Happy: A Guide Through Ethical Ancient Philosophy."

Because the ancient past is the foundation of the present--and the future.

- Judith Lindbergh

The Common Reader

By Henry Oliver

Essays for interesting people about talent, literature, and biography. "One of my favourite Substacks." Helen Lewis