Substacks recommended by Emily M

Recommended by Emily M

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Sparkle on Substack

By Claire Venus ✨

Master Substack, write, build your DREAM business with joy! Global Top 10 Publication. Twice monthly space holding (co-working, workshops). Weekly chats, podcasts. Bespoke membership to help you stay creative, build & grow in business & on Substack! 💫

NeuroDivergent Rebel’s Substack

Stories, ramblings, and musings of Lyric Rivera: Trans Autistic/ADHD, educator, consultant, artist, & best selling author of the business ethics book Workplace NeuroDiversity Rising.

The AutSide

By Jaime Hoerricks

Essays from an autistic transfemme educator navigating care, justice, and neurodivergence in a world not built for us. These monologues are offerings—gestalts that long for dialogue, held in AuDHD time.

Austin Kleon

Weekly art, writing, and creative inspiration from the author of Steal Like an Artist and other bestsellers.

Everything Is Amazing

By Mike

A newsletter about ideas, wonder and hope - and a romp through the modern sciences in search of a good "wow!" you can feel down to your boots.

Unbiased Science

Empowering everyone to understand health science through patient, evidence-based explanations that respect both skepticism and nuance.

The View From Down Here

By Lucy Webster

What's it *really* like to be disabled? How can you fight ableism? A newsletter aiming to demystify disability through personal stories and observations, from journalist and card-carrying disabled woman Lucy Webster

Hapitalist

By Russell Nohelty

Be brilliantly inefficient and wildly profitable. At Hapitalist, we help you optimize for joy and build better containers for money. If you’ve looked at your business and thought “Isn’t this supposed to be fun, though?” You’re in the right place.

Writers have different styles of thinking and working ("ecosystems"), and can choose projects and marketing strategies accordingly. Finally, career advice that isn't one-size-fits-all.

- Emily M