7 exercises to find a story worth telling (www.getrevue.co)
Thoughts, advice, and support for ambitious screenwriters and storytellers.
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1 year anniversary of Letters for Creatives (celestetsang.substack.com)
I can’t believe it but we are here!
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Erica Drayton, The Storyteller (ericadrayton.substack.com)
“A question that sometimes drives me hazy: am I or the others crazy?” – Albert Einstein
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Story Cauldron (storycauldron.substack.com)
Exploring the existence of quirky storytelling in our everyday lives
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Into the Storymaze (storymaze.substack.com)
Storytelling whats, wows and how-tos from comic book writer and advertising creative D.G. Chichester. New stories, creative writing and essays, storytelling recos across books, movies and games, and a look back at my comic book writing and editing. Entertain yourself and inspire your own creativity.
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Coffee & Pens (coffeeandpens.com)
Where authors share their secrets.
Learn how to write, publish without fear and promote your book.
With one new interview per week, not a single book about writing will teach you more than this free newsletter.
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A newsletter for screenwriters & storytellers (www.getrevue.co)
Tips and recommendations in your inbox, twice a week.
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Pitch it to Netflix (www.getrevue.co)
In this issue, learn how to pitch your screenplay to Netflix.
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Be wrong as fast as you can (www.getrevue.co)
I share tips & tricks from my screenwriting journey to help you navigate your own.
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A More Successful & Happy Writing Life (www.getrevue.co)
5 habits that can change your life and propel you to success.
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My secret for writing with empathy (greatfounderswrite.substack.com)
Empathy is like a non-stop flight into the heart of your reader. Here’s how to nail it every time.
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Something hilarious (www.getrevue.co)
I share tips & tricks from my screenwriting journey to help you navigate your own. You’ll also find ways to boost your creativity and a cool gif in every issue.
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4 Things I Learned by Offering Free Script Coverage (www.getrevue.co)
Tips & tricks from my screenwriting journey to help you navigate your own. Boost your creativity and get better at storytelling.
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Your Character Must Fight an Inner Battle (www.getrevue.co)
I share tips & tricks from my screenwriting journey to help you navigate your own. I also talk about creativity & creative entrepreneurship from time to time!
In this issue:
1. Create your character’s internal conflict
2. A good thriller to watch
3. An article to change the way you approach your story
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Bar by Bar (www.getrevue.co)
‘Bar by Bar’ is a comedy-drive music discovery newsletter! We take one music video and then dissect it in great detail, coming from a place of love for pop music and a desire not to take it too seriously. Each newsletter is just as long as it needs to be and comes out exactly when least expected!
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Innocently Macabre (ajinkyagoyal.substack.com)
Stories are where memories go when they’re forgotten. If you’ve got eyes and ears in the right places, you’re likely to come across rumours of Innocently Macabre, the marketplace for lost and found memories. Take a look. Have your pick. Enjoy.
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Take the leap. (www.getrevue.co)
This bi-weekly newsletter helps you build a happy & fulfilling screenwriting career. From now on this email will come to you twice a week, on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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Desk Notes by Charles Schifano (charlesschifano.substack.com)
Exploring writing, travel, and literature—with a new issue every Friday.
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The Short Story (theshortstory.substack.com)
The Short Story is a weekly, curated newsletter focused on unique themes — sometimes smart, usually funny, always awesome. Come join the fun!
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10+1 Things (rishikesh.substack.com)
11 things I thought were worth sharing that could change your life.
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Build better queer characters 🌈 (www.getrevue.co)
Daily Writer: become a better (screen)writer every day!
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Philosopher File: Arete of Cyrene (www.lookingforwisdom.com)
Arete of Cyrene was an early woman philosopher who was important in the establishment of the Cyrenaic school, which emphasised the centrality of bodily pleasure to the good life.
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Power to the writers (medialyte.xyz)
A massive realignment of human capital is coming for the media industry.
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Lessons In Entrepreneurship (scuttlebutt.substack.com)
Five Things I’ve Learned Writing A Newsletter
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A unique tool to engage your audience (www.getrevue.co)
Daily Writer: a weekly newsletter to help you boost your creativity & become a better writer.
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This book will boost your motivation to write 🔥 (www.getrevue.co)
Daily Writer helps you become a better writer and stimulates your creativity.
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I'm Not Yelling (preview.mailerlite.com)
Nick is back. This time he gets lost in his anger. An everyday situation turns into an internal struggle with his angry side. It’s the little things, like leaving the kitchen spotless – only to have his wife swoop in & clean up after him – that push his buttons the wrong way.
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Writers Can Sell Merch, Too (www.getrevue.co)
A weekly digest to help you become a better writer.
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Three Life Lessons From Marcus Aurelius (scuttlebutt.substack.com)
How To Live Like A Stoic
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April writing prompts and dealing with burnout (celestetsang.substack.com)
Plus: Getting around the creative block
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Substack complaints miss the mark (noahpinion.substack.com)
Substack is neither unaccountable nor a scam.
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Treat writing like a product (productlessons.substack.com)
How to iterate your way to quality
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Choosing the right monetization method for your newsletter (newslettercrew.com)
Every newsletter owner spends a ton of time every week to curate content for their audience, though most of us do this out of passion but at some point, a newsletter evolves into a much bigger thing and starts consuming too much of our valuable time. It’s that when it
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Meditations on writing (waitjustlisten.substack.com)
A treatise on communicating ideas through the written word, one that literary connoisseurs may never endorse, but secretly love. Convention be damned.
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Lessons from two years of newsletter writing (genyeet.substack.com)
On community and collective
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How to start a newsletter business and make big 💵 (www.getrevue.co)
Everything you need to know to start your own newsletter and make money from it:
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That Gut Feeling: Wisdom and the body (Season 01:4) (www.lookingforwisdom.com)
Wisdom is often seen as an intellectual virtue. But what role does the body have in developing and maintaining wisdom?
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How to move your story forward (sorelatable.substack.com)
Because even the most literary characters need to experience more than feelings.
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Japan Dev – Actually good tech jobs in Japan (japan-dev.com)
Want to work at a tech company in Japan? Get job alerts and insights that’ll help you avoid the pitfalls and find a genuinely great job in Japan.
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Conquer Copywriting – Scrappy MarTech #10 (www.revgabba.com)
Copywriting can make or break your marketing campaign. This issue of Scrappy MarTech: Discover no-code AI tools to help with copywriting. Build your own swipe file in Notion. Best tips for writing Google Ad copy. Ethical copywriting. One strange grammar rule you use but don’t know it.
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Newsletters are the real minimum viable product (medialyte.substack.com)
More publications are beginning as newsletters, which could change what users want from them.
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Thinking on Paper (thinkingbat.substack.com)
How handwriting makes you more creative, sharp, and emotionally stable
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Fresh Squeezed 002: Inspiration – Orange Star Design (orangestar.com)
Rumor has it that I get all my ideas from other people. It’s true. Inspiration is all around us. To keep your tank filled, surround yourself with interesting, positive, smart, inspiring people. Similarly, if you consume and surround yourself with good art, music, fiction, prose, or film, etc., I can’t imagine you’d ever run out…
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Have you performed The Vampire Test yet? 🧐 (go.learnwithvidya.com)
In this week’s newsletter, I share 3 Interesting reads, 3 resources to boost your productivity, and 3 resources to make you creative at what you do.
One interesting thing to notice is ‘The Vampire Test’ by Austin Kleon.
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the Envy List #45: ET, are you out there? (lizcharlotte.substack.com)
Searching for Signs of Life during the Deepest, Darkest Winter EVER
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The rise of the journalist-influencer (medialyte.substack.com)
Substack is just the start.
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Lessons about the Creator Economy from Twitch and Substack (peteryang.substack.com)
Live streaming and newsletter publishing might seem like two different fields, but I see many parallels between the creator economies on both platforms. Here are 8 observations:
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