The Good Enough Weekly by Devin K Pope

Big Feelings™! is an inclusive community for women food newsletter writers, with, well, big feelings! This publication serves as a Substack hub for our community members. See our posts for more details!

Rebellious nutrition and no frills recipes.

A weekly offering of music business advice, interviews with admirable people, half-baked movie reviews, audio Q&As, and fun links.

A cottage bakery newsletter with letters from bakery life, cookbook zines & the occasional recipe.

essays on life and culture

Ruminating on food, community and a life lived hopelessly.

Dispatches on consumerism, creativity, and sustainability. Also other things. Very rarely about tea.

equal parts delusion and meditation

Far-right extremism in AZ

food//and the human condition written by a genderqueer mother//and

navigating the food system and home cooking. sometimes serious, sometimes spicy, always plant-based.

Hi! I’m Meg Conley. I write about the intersection of capitalism, culture and care work at Pocket Observatory. Select essays are republished to Substack. If you'd like to receive my official (FREE) newsletter, subscribe here + I'll take care of the rest!

Imperfect essays on spiritualty, pop-culture, and figuring out how to live in such a world as this.

Essays weaving food and culture, memory, history and politics together.

Mini essays, diary entries, recipes and eating notes from author of Small Fires, An Epic in the Kitchen.

An online magazine and podcast dedicated to a feminist food future.

A humor newsletter on obsessions and what they teach us about life through essays and interviews.

a practice "to nurture new flows and at the same time guard against them" at the intersection of literature, illness, and the esoteric.

Feminist takes on literature and culture.

A newsletter about how to get dressed, the language of clothing, and the business of fashion

food, health, and weird wellness culture via anthropology

thoughts and feelings on sex, pop/culture, feminism, & radical politics.

Essays from the last third of life.

Joyful notes on books & writing.

A twice-weekly, IACP-nominated breaducational newsletter from Andrew Janjigian. (Find new posts at newsletter.wordloaf.org.) "Pedantic crap!" — A (former) reader