FIGHT WEEK

The person asking a question at the beginning of a Tarot card reading. Or, a newsletter project by Alexander Chee.

An award-winning cookbook author's recipes for simple, sophisticated food, plus some excellent recommendations to make life more fun.

essays about literature, culture, and so many feelings.

The Metropolitan Review is a books and culture review magazine founded in 2025.

Your go-to source for discovering and following the most talented amateur boxers in the U.S. and beyond—no hype, no bias, just real coverage.

Monthly emails from Andrea Lawlor, consisting mostly of queer & trans book recommendations & literary events, but really who knows what else. Let's see!

CRAFT TALK is a weekly newsletter about writing, creativity and productivity from author Jami Attenberg. This is also the home of #1000wordsofsummer, where, once a year, we write 1000 words a day together for two weeks straight.

A few pennies for my thoughts.

Monthly story recommendations from Rachel Khong

a reservoir of writing exercises by ross gay & patrick rosal

letters and essays about fiction, power, beauty and how we live and think, from a novelist, nice things enjoyer, sometimes-organizer. "This newsletter feels like the best of the old internet." - Lit Hub

let's learn something new! mini lessons are free for everyone; paid subscribers get access to weekly dad lessons from a broad spectrum of cool individuals, plus access to chats with Dad

Craft essays and criticism on writing, books, and fat liberation from the author of Housemates, Fat Swim, and The Third Rainbow Girl.

Real talk about the writing + publishing industry from an author who doesn’t want you to feel confused, bewildered, or alone. Plus: craft tips, reading recommendations, writing support + solidarity (unless you are a jerk to people in the comments).

Notes from outside the consternation machine

A newsletter for pep talks and general enthusiasm.

Talk Soon is about the process and practice of writing (and living) in all its messy glory

Writers, artists, and other creatives chat about their work and artistic process

Join award-winning novelist and writing teacher Michelle Hoover with tips and special guests for your morning writing wake up call, with a range of author interviews and writing challenges to help you get a new project going and keep you in your chair.

Cultural criticism at the intersection of pop culture, the archives and Black womanhood