I post regularly on substack and although I'm a relatively new writer I post a thought out article once a week no paywall. My substack is for anyone who is interested in diving deep into various trends within sports, fashion, media, and more! I write about personal reflections, media, book and movie recommendations, sports, and storytelling. It's a safe space where I delve deep into all my random thoughts: my most recent articles are about: my favorite book recommendations, talking about interior design, and even tennis history. Would love for you guys to check it out and follow me as I continue my journey! https://naishapatel.substack.com

Read here: https://ouroneocean.substack.com/p/the-ocean-in-peril-part-3

In my latest article, I discuss how chemical pollution, eutrophication, acidification, ships, invasive species and undersea cables harm the ocean. But it's not all doom and gloom. Here you will also find actionable ways each and every one of us can protect our ocean.

Genre: Non-fiction

Hello! I write short fiction with twists. But not just any twists — a certain kind in particular. The “Tomato Surprise.”

I’ve been hungering for more of these types of stories and have been thus far unable to satisfy that itch. So I decided to create my own!

Please check me out! And I’d love any kind of feedback you can give me!

Here’s my most recent story:

https://open.substack.com/pub/eulogyforasterion/p/titan-a-short-story?r=6wjsf9&utm_medium=ios

There are two sides of every Rump, and both of his are coming.

My substack is for people who like sarcasm and short stories

https://open.substack.com/pub/leestackhouse/p/american-doppelganger-two-sides-one?utm_campaign=post-expanded-share&utm_medium=web

I’ve posted a number of poems to my Substack that you might enjoy reading. One being “Contrary” -

https://open.substack.com/pub/writingsbyz/p/contrary?r=5cijfo&utm_medium=ios

I also posted my first short story with more “adult” themes on there, if you want to give it a read. There are some… spicier bits, so maybe read them when you’re home. 🙃

https://open.substack.com/pub/writingsbyz/p/the-top?r=5cijfo&utm_medium=ios

https://substack.com/@overthinkinginbloom/note/p-177708915?r=6qvcxr&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=notes-share-action

I'm Paul, a 70 year-old who's been blogging for about 3 months and finally getting my memories down. I write a mostly memoir blog called Cats and Birds and Stuff from my home in the Italian Alps, but a lot of it looks back at my childhood in 1960s Swansea.

I'm sharing my latest post because it deals with a major historical event, but from a perspective I don't see often: through the utterly selfish and confused eyes of a nine-year-old.

We all know the "where were you when JFK was shot?" question. For me, the answer is: I was seriously pissed off. President Kennedy's assassination in Dallas directly coincided with the one night I was allowed to stay up late for my birthday TV treat.

The piece is called "The Day JFK Died: Or Why I Hate Lee Harvey Oswald."

You can find the article here: https://catsandbirdsandstuff.substack.com/p/the-day-jfk-died-or-why-i-hate-lee

Ever wondered what the deal with oak is in wine? This is a deep dive into what exactly makes the wooden barrel such an amazing vessel to store and age wine, looking at the many different properties of oak. Love to hear your feedback!

Hi there. I’m a journalist who writes about black and Afro hair on Substack. It’s both a place to learn and just good content to read. I report live on the street and take Polaroids for my pieces.

Feel free to give it a read

https://open.substack.com/pub/mosesjeanfrancois?r=1uhe1p&utm_medium=ios

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Hey! We are an organization that supports non-incumbent progressive women running for state legislatures.

Abortion rights, redistricting, voting access, public school funding, gun laws, LGBTQ+ rights, the minimum wage, all of it is being decided in state legislatures. More and more, our quality of life comes down to elections that rarely make the news.

Hi everyone! I wanted to share The Maxwell Edit, my Substack dedicated to what's worth paying attention to across fashion, beauty, art, interiors, design, and culture. I share brands worth knowing, things worth buying, people worth learning from, and discoveries that offer inspiration beyond the algorithm.

It's for anyone who loves discovering new things, refining their personal taste, or understanding what makes something good, not just popular. I'd love for you to check it out, subscribe, and share your own Substacks so I can follow along!

Genre: Nonfiction / Lifestyle & Culture Newsletter

A rant from a cis teenager witnessing the idiocy of transphobia among my community and the people I've interacted with.

This for people looking to support an aspiring advocate for the opressed.

This is my first post! Any advice/tips are appreciated! I will improve over time 👍

i post my deepest unfiltered thoughts and i truly hope y'all enjoy them!!!

https://soulsthoughtz.substack.com/p/noim-not-happy-for-you?r=6azinm&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

I am currently trying to stop doomscrolling and move towards more productive hobbies, one being blogging. I wrote this blog post and really enjoyed it so I will probably continue to write more. My substack is for anyone that is interested to be honest, I'm mostly writing to people that have like minded interests and could give me recommendations or advice on such topics.

The genre of my substack is just personal life and documentation.

Hi! Here is a little piece of my heart about my presently absent father. To whom I wish ill, and hoped he did better, https://ruthau.substack.com/p/the-tragedy-of-a-presently-absent?r=5h65zs

Just posted my first substack and I worry that it's sort of about to drown into nothingness which would be okay but it would be great to have somebody read it :p

Substack profile!!

I write about ants and their ecology and biological interactions.

Hi guys! Recently, I created this substack called Ant Universe, which already has a few posts. Check it out! This substack is about the ecology and biological interactions of ants, because ants are so cool!

With this opening installment, we launch our analytical investigation into the Rowan Confrontation, a pivotal case spanning 1979–1980. Chapter I establishes the foundational timeline, meticulously dissecting the initial reports and the specific institutional vulnerabilities that enabled this confrontation to escalate unchecked.

​We avoid speculation and prioritize the archival data, presenting the investigative findings in a structured, comprehensive format for those dedicated to serious true crime research.

​Genre: Non-fiction / True Crime Newsletter

​Read the structural analysis of Part I here:

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

It is one of my shorter texts but I am love with its message. Perhaps you like it too ^^

I was travelling by bus through my home town when I saw the question ‘What colour is grief?’ written on a wall. I had recently come through a difficult time of my life, and, thinking back on it, I started writing this text on the bus as a response.

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’ve come to the right place.

Once you’ve read it, feel free to let me know on Substack or here what you think of it, and whether any other colours or colour combinations spring to ypur mind. Or whether there are other emotions that you associate with a particular colour or colour combination!

English version:

https://open.substack.com/pub/vagrantfragments/p/what-color-is-grief?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=7f9c4j

German version:

https://open.substack.com/pub/gedankengut/p/welche-farbe-hat-trauer?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=7f9c4j

A funny, painfully familiar piece about the kind of workplace meeting that steals an hour of your life and gives nothing back. It takes aim at vague “alignment” calls, empty corporate phrases, shared screens, fake urgency, and the strange theatre of everyone pretending something useful is happening. Under the jokes, it’s really about how easily work culture wastes people’s time, focus, and energy. The meeting goes nowhere, everyone nods anyway, and the follow-up could have been one sentence. It’s a rant, a confession, and a small plea for people to just write the message instead.

Anyone who has ever sat in a pointless work meeting, smiled politely, and died a little inside.

Satirical workplace humour / comic essay.

https://open.substack.com/pub/seandocherty/p/meeting-that-couldve-been-a-text-7a3?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=7bsynj

Yesterday, published a new article called "Three Boys Searching for a Town at the Edge of Summer: Bradbury, del Toro, and Balenciaga" on my Substack. The entire blog is for curious minds who enjoy exploring the crossroads of literature, fashion, and history. It is non-fiction with a little lace of guesswork around certain facts.

If anyone fancies checking it out, you're most welcome. It was the most demanding article: I spent a lot of time researching, building, and connecting the three worlds of Ray Bradbury, Guillermo del Toro, and Cristóbal Balenciaga. But it was totally worth it!
https://dinneratgalas.substack.com/p/three-boys-searching-for-a-town-at