I’ve only really started subscribing to newsletters recently. Here are some of the ones that intersect with my current interests.
- The Art of Noticing – Rob Walker. Ideas, prompts and inspiration to “help you pay attention to what you care about, and care about what you pay attention to.” (free and paid options)
- Christian Ethics in the Wild – Myles Werntz. Intelligent exploration of the Christian moral life,engaging current questions. (Free and paid options)
- Bowerbird – Emma Hogan March. Personal writing and some links. “I like to think that’s what I might do here. Collect things. String words together just slightly before they’re fully formed in my mind and heart.” (Free)
- The Commonplace – Tsh Oxenreider “A letter about noticing what’s still beautiful, good, and true in the world. Because it’s right there.” (Free and paid options)
- The Convivial Society – L.M. Sacasas. Exploring the relationship between technology and society. (Free)
Do you subscribe to substack newsletters?
Comments
3 responses to “Five Substacks I Read”
I get newsletters from Gretchen Rubin and James Clear…and that’s about it! I just went and subscribed to the Tsh Oxenreider newsletter, though! It sounds like something right up my alley.
Ooh- I subscribe to The Art of Noticing. I haven’t heard of the rest of these, but I’m going to subscribe to The Commonplace- it does sound good. Honestly, I subscribe to a bunch that I don’t even have time to read- Josh Spector, Jay Acunzo, David Perell, Elisa Doucette… I need to go through my inbox and get rid of some.
I’ve not heard about any of the ones you mentioned but overall I do have way too many newsletters I am subscribed to. I need to do a deep cleaning. Usually in January