Angelique Fawns shares curated lists of no-fee paying open short story submission calls and candid lessons from self-publishing her first novel, including its real costs and sales. The newsletter suits fiction writers looking for markets and honest accounts of the publishing business.
Website: https://angeliquemfawns.substack.com
A Substack on the craft and practice of writing fiction and creative non-fiction, covering storytelling technique, grammar and punctuation, and the writing life. Issues combine practical advice with historical and literary context, organised into topic-based tool-kits.
Rebecca Makkai's Substack mixes writing craft advice, such as teaching and outlining novels, with humorous commentary on real estate listings, true crime, etymology and food. Readers get a witty, personal blend of practical writing tips and light cultural observation.
A personal essay newsletter where the writer reflects on memory, belonging and everyday objects through short, literary pieces based on writing prompts. Each issue is a self-contained meditation drawing on personal history, such as books, a childhood mirror, or a family trip to the Arizona border.
Diedulis is a Lithuanian newsletter of reflective, literary essays that move between small everyday scenes, such as a bench by a Kaunas road or a market on a Sunday, and wider questions about loneliness, belonging and shared life. It also includes pointed political commentary, for example on a German state election, written in a personal and meditative voice.
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