Dr Kate Fitzgerald writes personal, essayistic pieces linking neurodivergence and horror, from film criticism of Bugonia's autistic character to reflections on grief, her late father's art, and classic horror. The newsletter suits readers interested in disability representation in film and literary-minded horror writing.

A personal essay newsletter by an autistic artist, Marisa Georgiou, reflecting on gestalt thinking, the failures of countercultural utopias such as Burning Man, and how late capitalism absorbs artists' dreams of escape. Each issue is a long, reflective piece that treats art, labour and identity through lived experience rather than news.

A personal blog-style newsletter in which a neurodivergent writer reflects on living with depression, hyperfocus and neurodivergence at work. Readers get first-person essays and series installments on how organizations and relationships can support or unintentionally harm neurodivergent minds.

Sluggish is a newsletter that re-examines mental illness and disability through long, research-heavy essays with a personal, irreverent voice. Recent issues dig into the history of autistic masking research and new theories of ADHD as an energy deficit, often with paper-level detail and interviews.