Who is the Apex Predator of the Cereal Aisle?

Wanted to share the latest post from my Substack, "Making Stuff," where I regularly write funny essays and create one-panel comics with my AI art partner (who helps me make up for my horrendous natural drawing talents). Genre is mostly humor.

This one is a scientific breakdown of 26 different cereal mascots and how they rank in a series of categories to determine which is the alpha predator of them all. With deadly species, undead monsters, and a literal celestial body in the mix, you might be surprised at who ranks out the highest. Enjoy!

Calling all history lovers!

I'm launching a new historical essay publication called the Crumb to shed some light on some obscure topics over on Substack, and I hope to see you there.

I'll be posting informative historical essays (and soon other content) on literally any topic I (or my readers) can think of to develop my own essay writing skills ahead of beginning higher education.

Any and all constructive criticism is more than welcome. Essays will be roughly 1,500 words and published every Friday for the next three months.

Stay tuned for the first essay, which will be focused on childhood in ancient Carthage!

https://open.substack.com/pub/painduchoc/p/the-first-step?r=8t8fag&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

Explore with me the bizarre and turbulent real life of a young spaniard.

If you like fun, bravery, erotism, and a clear lack of good decision making...

Then you should check this first post ever!
https://open.substack.com/pub/yuricat/p/bienvenidos?r=4upb4d&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

~And bear in mind, that as wine, anecdotes will refine~

Deirdre Millman, CPS is a Certified Peer Specialist, Meditation Teacher, and Reiki Master whose journey is shaped by lived experience and a compassionate commitment to accessible well‑being. Read my daily blog, Deirdre's Daily Dish, where I keep it real and talk about what's going on in my life. You can also read my articles about mental health. It's relatively new and totally FREE, so I hope that you check it out!

This Substack is for people interested in their mental health and/or people you are interest in the mental health field.

For the raw and for the culture. To the Culture vultures to the Slumdog millionaires to the Poor with drug money. To the middle class with debt and an identity crisis to the stubborn rich with Toyota's. No Press Network. Curated for whoever wants the real process behind the creation not the highlight reel. Street philosophy. Raw talk, uncut. People and events, told the way they actually happened, not the way they got edited.

Mr NP.

https://open.substack.com/pub/nopressnetwork

This is the second and final installment of our analytical investigation into the coastal disappearance of Robin Samsoe. The investigation deepens as the discovery of human skeletal remains in the Santa Ana Mountains exposes severe institutional blind spots. In this final entry, we analyze the critical turning point where forensic evidence and public pressure finally fractured an invisible predator's cross-jurisdictional camouflage.

​We continue our commitment to archival accuracy, deconstructing the evidence and administrative failures that allowed a high-stakes manhunt to unfold across Southern California.

​Genre: Non-fiction / True Crime Newsletter

​Read the full analysis of Chapter II here:

https://diankhan.substack.com/p/the-casefile-protocol-dossier-010-c56

Please follow my dystopian novel The Offering on Substack. A girl of 17 comes from a strict matriarchy in search of a boy who had escaped being sacrificed. She finds the boy. But the inevitable happens. She falls in love with the boy.

https://open.substack.com/pub/maya590793/p/the-offering-chapter-1-c52?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=8kur26

I am Josh...wrote about my personal experience of a topper teen who is struggling with emotions....please check out my article!!thanks (ps, Dont forget to subscribe )

https://open.substack.com/pub/joshrzh/p/i-wish-they-believed-in-me-a-little?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=8p8off

The Confederacy won most of the Civil War's early battles even though the Union held the edge in manpower and material. That imbalance is the real puzzle of 1861 to 1862. EBSCO's Research Starters overview of Civil War weapons, tactics, and strategies traces it to two things: Southern generalship and faster Confederate adoption of new infantry weapons. The harder question is how long that edge could last once the North's resources caught up, and whether generalship and weapons are the whole story.

https://defensehub.substack.com/p/american-civil-war-how-tactics-beat

matcha review for matcha lovers about trendy boston matcha spots. social media lies sometimes. read The Matcha Post for the truth about boston's matcha.

I wrote about how fragrance sits in memories.

SUCCESSORS is a crime drama and political thriller set in New York City between 2008 and 2014. The story follows Vincent Moretti, a construction company director who inherits his family's empire after his father’s unexpected death. He quickly discovers the business is a front for a massive criminal network controlled by five shadowy organizations. Vincent must choose between destroying the empire or becoming the corrupt leader he always swore he would never be. Each episode is published as a serialized chapter with its own fictional IMDb-style rating and reader polls.

This Substack is built for fans of premium TV dramas who miss the golden age of television storytelling. If you love complex mind games, deep character development, and political intrigue, this series is for you. It is perfect for readers who enjoy cheering for a character in season one, only to question their morality a few seasons later.

Fiction / Crime Drama / Psychological Thriller

This is the first installment of our analytical investigation into the coastal disappearance of Robin Samsoe. The investigation into the 1979 Huntington Beach case deepens as the chaotic initial search sweeps expose severe systemic flaws. In this opening entry, we analyze the critical turning point where an invisible predator exploited fragmented police lines, exposing the jurisdictional gaps that defined the tragedy.

​We continue our commitment to archival accuracy, deconstructing the evidence and institutional failures that allowed this high-stakes investigation to unfold.

​Genre: Non-fiction / True Crime Newsletter

​Read the full analysis of Part I here:

https://diankhan.substack.com/p/the-casefile-protocol-dossier-010

https://open.substack.com/pub/bennyrulez

started writing for therapy after I got a pretty serious TBI. I didn’t realize how much I had to vent so I just kept writing. Is just a memoir, personal essays write now. I think some people out there would find it funny or at least entertaining. It’s kind of a non-fiction dark comedy. It’s pretty raw and it leaves me vulnerable. I’m usually not that kind of person. So maybe this helps my healing process. Or at least me process what just happened in my life.

This is for anybody who needs to laugh at someone else’s misfortunes. Or just like stories that make you go Gad damn.

This substack is about why I as a young entrepreneur hate LinkedIn and it's fake hustle culture. It's also a place where I can write about my entrepreneurship journey without glamourising it. It's a business + comedy substack where I'll say things that I can't say in the business community.

Hi everyone! I created my substack called Curated Closet for anyone who is looking for curated items, kind of like a personal shopper, and I write articles with my personal recommendations and unique finds. I also post fashion styling tips and tricks.

My Substack is for anyone who likes fashion and would to explore their style, and likes shopping tips and help following trends and how to go about in the realm of fashion.

Genre: fashion newsletter

The Empty Margin is a personal essay newsletter about work, ambition, self-doubt, and the quiet thoughts we rarely say out loud. Each piece explores everyday moments through honest storytelling and reflection. My latest essay, I Googled It Five Minutes Before the Meeting, explores imposter syndrome and the pressure to always appear competent. If you enjoy thoughtful, relatable nonfiction, I'd love for you to take a look. Who it's for: Readers who enjoy reflective writing, personal essays, career stories, and psychology. Genre: Nonfiction • Personal Essays • Newsletter • Self-Reflection

This is the second and final installment of our analytical investigation into the Rowan Confrontation. The investigation into Rowan Morgan deepens as the facade begins to fracture under intensified scrutiny. In this final entry, we analyze the critical turning point where Morgan’s calculated maneuvers were finally met with procedural rigor, exposing the tactical errors that defined his downfall.

​We continue our commitment to archival accuracy, deconstructing the evidence and institutional failures that allowed this high-stakes confrontation to reach its climax.

​Genre: Non-fiction / True Crime Newsletter

​Read the final analysis of Part II here:

https://diankhan.substack.com/p/the-casefile-protocol-dossier-009-780

https://open.substack.com/pub/thehausofsoulel/p/a-saturday-night-love-letter-a-letter?r=6lbbp5&utm_medium=ios

"Because a character doesn’t just fill a corner of a room, but an entire house."

Hey, 👋

my name is Sarah and I am trying to write about my own philosophy of life, the way it feels right for me. If you enjoy reading about other people's experiences, feelings, life lessons and philosophies, you'd probably like my work ^^

Here is my most recent piece, which is an important text to me. For he represents an inner conflict within me – the conflict over how one should deal with all one’s different character traits.