Adventures In "Journalism" by Sari Botton

Advice from Heather Havrilesky, author of Ask Polly, formerly of New York Magazine

essays, art, and inspiration from an American writer in Paris

Navigating diet culture and fatphobia, especially through health, fashion, and parenting. (But non-parents like it too!)

Writing that boldly disregards normal restraints.

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

The reader is my notebook

Reflections on longing, confusion, and joy by essayist and Ask Polly advice columnist Heather Havrilesky.

On writing, craft, worry & joy.

Everyday life and music from the original Mod Housewife

A newsletter on food culture, media, and politics from a San Juan, Puerto Rico–based writer. From the Kitchen for paid subscribers comes out on Fridays, with recipes and kitchen notes.

writing, ceramics, occasional horse content, and a lot of feelings

The best literary and arts writing on the internet

Slice-of-life comics by Edith Zimmerman.

That was tough. Let's go for a walk.

On finding the time and trying to keep it.

Essays, bad jokes, rants, and unsolicited advice from New York Times bestselling author Lauren Hough, and a dog named Woody Guthrie.

Tormented? Driven Witless? Whipsawed by Confusion? Ask E. Jean is the longest currently-running advice column in American publishing.

Music and life as a listener in the 1990s

photographs enthusiasms essays speculation interviews conjecture

What the beauty industry won't tell you, from a reporter on a mission to reform it.

Essays on the bold moves that liberate us.

A newsletter centering immigrants with a mission to de-stigmatize mental illness and encourage storytelling

Publishing tips from an author who’s made mistakes (so you don't have to)

How Eric Avery and Dave Navarro made music after Jane's Addiction broke up

A newsletter for people who like the work of (the real) Sarah Miller.

One small step for woman, one giant leap for...never mind. Enough with the baby steps.

Your daily digital retox.

My work is grounded in 1980s Bushwick, Brooklyn, a neglected Black and Brown neighborhood that I left when I was 13. I return to my home hood in my stories to make visible the invisible, & chronicle my life in the tradition of Esmeralda Santiago.

Written from a journalist in a red state, this newsletter is personal, political, sometimes funny and always raises hell.

Think of these as signatures, unbound. Thoughts, explanations, and screeds about the publishing industry by Anne Trubek, founder of Belt Publishing. For the bound version, pick up "So You Want To Publish A Book?" Belt Publishing, July 2020.

Exploring what it means to travel through time in a human body, at every phase of life.