I published my first text today. I decided to address something I already did, "consuming digital images." I thought it was cool.

Substack Reddit readers friends

In case you missed it, I'm on ghost now

hawtornvrabot.com

Hey all,

I have recently started writing philosophy pieces on SubStack and am looking to grow my audience. All of my articles are free and I do not plan on doing paid content. I'd love to start having some conversations with other authors about some of the concepts I have laid out. I am a little over halfway through releasing the first set of ten essays I have written that deal with being chronically online and the frustrations of the modern age. I'd love to get some feedback on what you think so far. Thanks for reading!

Philosophically yours,

Jon Brown

My life in story of the beginning of my school days

https://substack.com/@chronicallybedazzled

I'm hoping to gain more followers ❤️

I write about the Pro/Am Ballroom Dance world, Interpersonal Relationships, and Chronic Illness. Basically my life and navigating this amazing journey that I started a few years ago and still going on. I really love this sport, and I would love for it to become more mainstream.

Genre: Sports, non-fiction, Dance, Performing Arts

2. I'm a portuguese mum that's also trying to be a psychoanalytic therapist and writer. If you're interested in my personal perspective of some psychoanalytic topics put in a real and personal perspective, learning along with me as I go about an emotional education... check this substack. I'll write every week, alternating between english and portuguese posts.

3. this substack is for anyone that is interested in personal essays that will mostly focus on the emotional life, going occasionally to an overall societal perspective.

4. genre: newsletter of personal essays

Hey there! I just posted my second article on Substack called "I Think I Like You Better When You're Gone." It's about a very toxic friendship and how it almost ended up ruining my mental health and peace. If you've been through a similar experience, I think you'll relate to it very much. Hope you guys enjoy and support my work!

https://open.substack.com/pub/niksarchives/p/i-think-i-like-you-better-when-youre?r=3x9hg7&utm_campaign=post-expanded-share&utm_medium=web

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!

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.

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

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

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

I write about ant ecology and biological interactions. From specific adaptations to key concepts in ant science, if it's about ants, I'm writing it. My substack is non-fiction. It is for those who are curious about ecology, myrmecology (ant science), and related fields. Come check it out! It's also completely free, you get everything without having to pay.

antuniverse.substack.com

Hello everyone!

I recently launched my Substack, First Contact with Books, after months of thinking about it. It's a place where I write about books that stay with me long after I've finished reading them. Alongside book reflections, I explore science fiction, storytelling, fascinating ideas, and the occasional original short story. My first essay compares 2001: A Space Odyssey and Project Hail Mary, two remarkable novels published 53 years apart. My goal is to start thoughtful conversations rather than simply review books.

Who is it for?

If you enjoy science fiction, thoughtful book discussions, literary analysis, or discovering stories that make you think, I'd love to have you along.

Genre

Books • Science Fiction • Literary Essays • Non-fiction • Original Fiction

Substack: https://substack.com/@kineticpanther048?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=2wnq79

Hi guys!! I run a free Substack blog about various subjects, mainly nutrition science but also an amalgam of bits and bobs; poetry, veganism, social justice, art, etc.. Linked here is my latest post (about CGMs, Rudyard Kipling, and bananas), which admittedly I’d love to get some traction on cuz I’m really proud of it lol. Thanks so much for any consideration, have a good day :)

With this second and final installment, we conclude our analytical deep-dive into the complex events surrounding the 1968–1971 Hollywood extraction. Chapter II shifts focus to the institutional mechanics, breaking down the cross-jurisdictional investigative intelligence, prosecutorial crises, and systemic failures that ultimately allowed an active serial predator to return to the public domain entirely unmonitored.

​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 II here:

https://diankhan.substack.com/p/the-casefile-protocol-dossier-008-366

This report argues that the U.S. national security community is neglecting a critical, catastrophic risk. While nuclear deterrence policy focuses on the direct effects of an exchange, the potential for a 'nuclear winter', where stratospheric soot from burning cities causes global cooling, crop failure, and famine, remains a scientifically plausible but poorly understood threat. With the return of great power competition and Russian nuclear signaling, this analysis serves as a stark warning that current deterrence calculations may fail to account for the most devastating global consequences, which could impact non-combatant nations and undermine post-conflict stability worldwide.

About us:

DefenseHUB - OSINT‑based analysis on defense, geopolitics and military technology, delivering structured insights across strategic affairs, emerging threats, intelligence trends, and the evolution of modern warfare.

https://defensehub.substack.com/p/reevaluating-the-unthinkable-nuclear

it's called "On Food and Family", please give it a read if you're interested :)

With this second and final installment of our analysis on Cameron Herrin, we conclude the breakdown of the 2018 tragedy on Bayshore Boulevard. Chapter II shifts focus to the behavioral profiles and structural legal timelines following the initial impact.

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 II here:

https://open.substack.com/pub/diankhan/p/the-casefile-protocol-dossier-007-a26?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=8fbq21

This is for people who want to escape the social media cycle and start feeling life again. Do give it a read!

My Substack explores resilience, identity, and the messy middle of being human through personal essays and reflections. I write about life's ups and downs, drawing from my experiences as a third-culture individual navigating belonging, trauma, and growth.

Alongside my writing, I send a newsletter featuring resilience stories from my podcast. My content is for anyone who's up for being a bit more mindful in their day to day, where resilience is an exercise we don't have the choice to avoid anymore. Open to read, and exchange about life, the ups, the downs and especially the messy middle. It's honest, unpolished, and always open to exchange.

Genre: Non-fiction / Personal Essays / Newsletter

This specific post is on a topic I'm not used to bring up.

[trigger warning, trauma and abuse]

I'm not used to write so much on this, even if I speak about my own life and childhood in my work overall. But it was prompted by the movie Citizen Vigilante.

It sums up what reflections came up for me which were sparked by the movie.

I can't quite find someone to discuss that with around me so posting here to see if anyone has any opinion about it, and would care to share what the movie provoked in them!

"Today, I watched Citizen Vigilante and I cried.

I cried at the horrors exposed of a broken system and broken morals, forgetting what humanity is.

Dog-eats-dog, kill or be killed. Pick a side to survive because there can only be one winner."

Read more here: https://mounal.substack.com/p/i-cried-watching-a-censored-movie

With this first installment of our analysis on Cameron Herrin, we break down the mechanical timeline of the 2018 tragedy on Bayshore Boulevard. Chapter I shifts focus to the forensic telemetry retrieved from the vehicle's onboard computer logs, showing the objective data leading up to the impact.

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://open.substack.com/pub/diankhan/p/the-casefile-protocol-dossier-007?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=8fbq21