'We Were Once a Family: A Story of Love, Death, and Child Re (booksongif.substack.com)
‘In this book, I’m not a passive observer of injustice.’—Review #207
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'Triangulum' by Masande Ntshanga (booksongif.substack.com)
‘There is indeed a force more powerful than humankind. I have assented and do not know much else.’—Review #204
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An embarrassment of words (www.thecharrette.co)
A fool’s voice is known by the multitude of words. A fool’s voice is known by the multitude of words. A fool’s voice is known by the multitude of words. A fool’s voice…
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Song of the Red-Legged Birds: Chapter 1: Struck (billbradbury.substack.com)
He sped through time and space unencumbered, warming and twisting with the splendor of the cosmos…
Read the full serialized novel as it’s released here
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Mzungu (mzungu.substack.com)
Writings on the adversities and splendours I encounter on my travels.
Click to read Mzungu, by M. E. Rothwell, a Substack publication. Launched 4 months ago.
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A Secret Superpower (voisegram.substack.com)
Voisegram gets you a real storybook in your inbox, every day. A good reason to subscribe would be if you just remembered you have to read a story to your kid, tonight.
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My art is not a business (siphumelele.substack.com)
…and quite frankly, I’m not even that interested in entrepreneurship.
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Books I have read in 2022 (blog.viveksrinivasan.com)
List of books I have read since Jan 2022
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Lilith Noah – Interview with an artist vol. 4 (celestetsang.substack.com)
Her coming-of-age poems are rich with imagery and emotions
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Noah Tries to Fit Five Million Animals onto the Ark (holywrit.substack.com)
Here’s a satirical retelling of the story of Noah’s ark. Noah tries to figure out how to get five million animals on board his boat without cursing like a sailor. And what even is a cubit, anyway?
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“The Happiness Project” by Gretchen Rubin (aliciasbookclub.substack.com)
Each week, get a spot-on book recommendation.
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Letters for Creatives #60: Amanda Natividad on her career, her f (celestetsang.substack.com)
Featuring a poem about snow
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The Wistful and the Good, Chapter 1 (gmbaker.substack.com)
Serialized historical fiction and accompanying commentaries on the historical and literary issues raised by the stories.
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Lessons Learned From “Untamed” by Glennon Doyle (thriving.substack.com)
A guide to freedom and living on your own terms
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The one where writing books is not really a good idea (ellegriffin.substack.com)
The New York Times caused a stir recently when, in an article about pandemic book sales, it disclosed that “98 percent of the books that publishers released in 2020 sold fewer than 5,000 copies.” Though that statistic was shocking to many, it is not new information.
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13. On the resistance to nihilism, abstraction, and ideology in (publicthings.substack.com)
Or, how Albert Camus’ novel implicates us all
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12. On Camus’ outline for a politics of non-violence and non-dom (publicthings.substack.com)
Or, how Camus’ ecological imagination resists nihilism and ideology
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11. On how Albert Camus’ ecological imagination structures The P (publicthings.substack.com)
The natural comedy, romance, and tragedy of the novel
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