8 newsletters, ranked by editorial quality and how recently they published. Looking for something more specific? Search instead.
A personal developer blog by an indie game and app developer working on Apple platforms and the Playdate console. It offers devlog updates, project announcements, and reflective year-in-review and goal-setting posts.
A personal creative bulletin from Matteo (Sefirot), mixing reflections on grief, self-doubt and inner steadiness with updates on his independent publishing company, courses and tools. Each issue ends with a short 'creative takeaway' and promotes the author's products.
Jason Gurley, author of Awake in the World and Eleanor, shares short personal reflections built around quotes he has journaled and a yearly list of books he loved. The newsletter is brief and introspective, offering a glimpse of his reading life and inner reflections rather than in-depth analysis.
A personal, reflective newsletter in which the writer shares cultural recommendations (music, audiobooks, films, literary quotes) that help them cope with dark moods, alongside calls to donate to causes like Democracy Now! and Amnesty International. Issues are seasonal and mix quotations, short reviews and advocacy for independent journalism.
Bruce Maples' small personal site shares occasional poems and reflections, such as a lectionary meditation on Psalm 98 that examines the meaning of divine judgment and equity. The newsletter announces new posts irregularly and is mostly a personal writing project.
A personal newsletter sharing the author's lived experience and reflections, with issues titled around consciousness, infographics and human judgment. The excerpts contain only titles, so the content is inferred to be reflective and visual-thinking oriented.
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