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Power and Pop Culture

By Eliz Mizon

Bitesize analysis of the power dynamics of the media industry.

Power and Pop Culture is intelligent, funny and educational. Eliz's voice is one of the wittiest and most informed online, and I love to read whatever she has to say.

- Chelsey Flood

Tabled

By Julia Watson

Food facts (sometimes indigestible) and food history, with travel tales about unexpected ingredients (Ant Soup, anyone?), and do-able recipes.

Witty and inspiring, I love reading Julia's entertaining and wide-ranging essays about food. The recipes are fab, too.

- Chelsey Flood

Immortal for a Moment by Natasha Badhwar

Vulnerability and Strength, Love and Boundaries

I love reading Natasha's newsletter, because she writes so eloquently and honestly about family life, with both its gifts and challenges. I learn a lot about relationships, and get the chance to reflect on my own connections through her generous sharing of personal stories.

- Chelsey Flood

Maybe Baby

By Haley Nahman

Chipping away at the inscrutability of modern life, popular culture, and how we feel about both.

Story Club with George Saunders

A place to explore the way the short story works.

Predisposition

By Sam (predisposition)

Sharing experiences as a late diagnosed autistic person; exploring recovery from alcohol and eating disorders; wrestling with anxiety; seeking fulfillment

I adore Predisposition's writing, and am always thrilled to see a new post. The honesty, humour and humility here is something very special, and I am often inspired to dig deeper in my own writing through reading these posts.

- Chelsey Flood

Sharon's Anti-Racism Newsletter

By Sharon Hurley Hall

The must-read newsletter for anyone committed to anti-racism looking to get insights, resources, and tools to help you do the work and make an impact. Brought to you by anti-racism activist, writer, and educator Sharon Hurley Hall.