A newsletter about what author Zoe Whittall is thinking about lately: books, TV, film, jokes, cat rescues, queer politics, queers in general, trans rights, craft, writing tips, the farm supply store, particularly interesting dogs, anything really.
Former Canadian army officer, former book publisher, currently writing a book about Canadian publishing and organizing for economic democracy and radical change in Canada and Jamaica. None but ourselves can free our minds.
Welcome A Turn of Phrase, my new book appreciation site featuring news, reviews and other publishing essentials. It's time to dust off my old review site, The Minerva Reader, and bring her into this decade!
Join me as I explore my Portuguese roots through heartfelt stories, cultural reflections, and the emotional journey of writing. Through it all, I offer insights into the writer's life, artistic trends, and the publishing industry.
Mosab Abu Toha is a Palestinian poet and writer from Gaza. He was a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award and won an American Book Award.
Reflections, suggestions & discoveries from a long life of writing, editing, and reviewing; posts should interest both writers (published and aspiring) and those rare beasts, people who simply love reading, and thinking about what they read.
Your mostly-monthly de Mariaffi: Thrillers + chillers. Feminist pursuits + Aussie mom stuff. Plus a full list of what's good to read, watch, listen to, and think about.
I examine ideas that have meaning to me. Here you will find the archives of my writing since 1996, with new thoughts under Notes. I also post on bluesky @wh0n0z.bsky.social, and Wordpress @catchmydrift.blog
Let's grow our writing together!
I’m Rachel, a literary magazine editor passionate about demystifying the world of literary magazines and helping readers find their place within it. This newsletter is my way of connecting with you, offering practical advice and encouragement.
An ongoing dialogue between poets and creatives of all kinds, celebrating the ways we connect through mentorship, community and transitions, hosted by Cara Waterfall.
This is a monthly(ish) newsletter about grief, mental health, books, neurodivergence, past and future goats, pop culture, love, pain, death, parenting, and whatever else my lazy/obsessive brain is occupied with.
A twice weekly newsletter chock-full of guidance and support from publishing industry insiders. Expect author interviews, guest blogs, giveaways, and more!
All things Indigenous imagery: archival and contemporary. “People of the Watershed. ‘Oneof the 10 best things in visual arts in 2024’ - The Globe and Mail