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One of my favorite writers is now on Substack! There is no roughness to these rough drafts, it is all polish and thought provocation.

- Trilety Wade

Musings of an Aging Flower Child

By Katie Soleil

Random observations about grown children, cancer, and The Universe.

Katie's recently launched newsletter is a gem of self-reflective insight without ever falling trap to self-indulgent navel gazing. She invites you along on her journey and drops tantalizing tidbits of what's to come.

- Trilety Wade

In the Flash

By Dina Litovsky

Adventures in the unseen world of photography.

Adam Writes

By Adam Kozak

Weekly poetry in meter and fiction. You’ll find gravity, levity, and sublimity here.

Poet extraordinaire! I am ever challenged and educated by Adam's creations.

- Trilety Wade

Dynamic Creed

By Victor D. Sandiego

One of a kind evocative creative fiction for those who enjoy thoughtful, edgy stories that provoke reflection upon our shared human condition.

For haunting, poetic tales of life, death, living, and dying, you must read Dynamic Creed.

- Trilety Wade

The Cairo Dispatch

By Samantha Childress

Travel writing for thinkers, daydreamers, and adventurers. Come for the recipes, stay for the stories. Stoke your wanderlust, feed your soul, and leave feeling a kinship with new cultures.

Craig’s Cabinet of Meagre Offerings

By Craig Burgess

Iconoclastic fiction and essays about being on (and around) the internet.

Indulging a Second Look

By DB

Revisits, reconsiderations, reflections, and thoughts on self and the world around you.

Observation is an art, and DB is an observation artist. Time slows a bit when reading his words, like sitting on a park bench with your most philosophically thoughtful friend. I am a fan.

- Trilety Wade

The Metta Verse

By David

Stories, poems, and essays. From curiosity, with love.

Lyrical poetry and prose you can chew - this isn't your spoon-fed variety of writing, it'll make you slow down and appreciate the digesting

- Trilety Wade

Letters on Being

By Yardena Schwersky

like talking with an old friend under the stars at 2 a.m.

Yardena's multilayered mind creates dreamy imagery from the day-to-day, and she honestly shares the journey of her life in a way that leaves the reader changed for the better.

- Trilety Wade

The Wednesday Audio

By Craig Burgess

A satirical and often maniacal look at internet hustle culture through the dark eyes of Wednesday evenings. If you’re looking for self-improvement, this isn’t it.

Delightfully indescribable - it'll give meaning to your midweek

- Trilety Wade

h∞ked to infinity

By Vanya

haha words go brrrrr 🌀

During this Longform Renaissance, Ivan writes stories and essays that put every word on trial, giving you a full and satisfied reading experience with no superfluous words or thoughts. His writing is a true treasure. You will be smart to subscribe.

- Trilety Wade

Desk Notes by Charles Schifano

Exploring writing, travel, and literature.

The Commonplace

By Thomas J Bevan

Fiction and essays on the extraordinary nature of ordinary life.

Reading The Commonplace makes you feel tended to - the observations are keen and from a mind that exists wonderfully outside of our time.

- Trilety Wade

Just Enough to Get Me in Trouble

By Lyle McKeany

Hanging out at the intersection between the stories we tell others and the stories we tell ourselves. Personal, vulnerable, and sometimes funny essays from a husband, father, and disability advocate, delivered whenever he wants at exactly 8:08 am PT.

Lyle writes his personal stories with such humility and creativity that you feel you have been a longtime friend of his. So often, personal essays feel performative and adjacent-to-true, but he is all honesty in both his essays and fiction.

- Trilety Wade

Both Are True

By Alex Dobrenko

Absurd, honest comedy delivered twice a weekish through the vulnerable personal essays of Alex Dobrenko: tv actor+writer to some, father to one, and friend to all.