Social commentary and essays from career to mental wellbeing, capturing the general WTF of life and topical news, by award-winning author, former HuffPost Exec editor and lifter of heavy weights, Poorna Bell.

A Sunday newsletter to worship at the altar of womanhood. The good, the bad, the ugly, the rage, the beauty, the anger, the glory, the struggle, and the comfort of knowing that you’re never alone in this fight.

Essays by Heather Havrilesky, Ask Polly columnist and author of Foreverland: On the Divine Tedium of Marriage (2022), What If This Were Enough? (2018), How to Be a Person in the World (2016), and Disaster Preparedness (2011)

Raised evangelical [to love whiteness]. Grew up to be Christian [to love humanity]. Became better than your god [to love Blackness & my people].

a harvesting of reflections, thoughts and healings, from writer Ẹniafẹ isis.

Writing on truth, reality and memory.

From race, to books, to healing, I write about whatever moves me, perhaps it might move you too

Poems on the unseen effort of inner work.

A newsletter and community exploring identity, creativity, and the quiet work of becoming.

Stories, anecdotes, wise proverbs and foolish thoughts, literary musings, insights and conversations centred around my personal, unpublished notebooks

How to live near (and with) friends

A newsletter about love, conflict, and emotional honesty, told through stories that don’t pretend to be perfect. It's therapy, but it's not.

Essays from my life as I explore my past selves, trauma, my autism and my gender. Expect vulnerability, occasional anger and hopefully useful insights but I make no guarantee on that.

A newsletter for multi-dimensional men, and anyone who can relate to the stories, experiences, and feelings. We write about sex, patriarchy, sexism, love, Hip Hop, Politics, Social Justice, Race, More Race and Ruminations

Words for the seekers, the feelers, and those finding their way back home to themselves.

Making meaning of our human experience through binge-watching, people-observing, nature-fangirling, and midnight-scrolling. From a difficult woman savouring every last drop of her stay here on Earth.

Highlighting BIPOC writers and content creators, from the organizers of Locked In.