Sharing the joy of small & shared interiors, guided by environmental stewardship. Author of Small Space Style.

small thoughts, big feelings

A newsletter for people who are pissed off about the climate crisis.

I write about quilts, trees, Lake Michigan, gay things, wool, and life as an artist.

a chronicle of enthusiasms, from writer Molly Wizenberg

Scribbling into the void!

Strong opinions, loosely held.

Letters and postcards in the form of essays, mostly on wellbeing, culture, and style written by storyteller and author, LaTonya Yvette.

Essays and notes on building a grounded life inside modern culture

The food, news, music, books, art, and things I'm consuming, as well as the thoughts consuming my brain.

A newsletter that brings science and nuance to parenting advice and challenges fear-mongering, shame-inducing content.

A field guide to awaken to the unseen currents shaping our paths forward. Where the sacred mingles with the mundane & the natural world offers quiet revolutions of belonging. Re-membering our intimacy with our Earth & each other through medicine of place.

a body-neutral guide to exercise

Your No. 1 source for “unbeatable recon” into style, travel & culture

A newsletter for people seeking to transform life's interruptions into creative grist

A weird newsletter about all the midlife things: kids, parents, food, sex, holidays, rage, and sweating at night, by the author of Waiting for Birdy and We All Want Impossible Things.

For those who like to use up the leftovers and craft with what's available.

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

Inspiring a more intentional and joyful approach to motherhood with honest reflections, practical tips, and thoughtful ideas.

Notes from Home is a little corner of warmth - filled with recipes, stories, and snippets of everyday life. From the kitchen to the bookshelf to the heart of family, this is a space for all of us to celebrate the beauty in the ordinary.

Join us for The How to Find Your People Club, an IRL community-building project for the 21st century. Research, reporting, and storytelling on building a world that cares.

Calling bullshit on America’s love affair with Perfect Mamas

A historian's curious eye meets design appreciation in this weekly exploration of history, design, and everyday life. From ancient woodhenges to 19th century silver, from auction finds to clever breakfast hacks...

Bestselling novelist and bookstore owner Emma Straub has a lot to say, and this is where to read it.

What if we could build something better?

A lifestyle publication exploring themes of home lithely delivered as weekly bits and bobs and a monthly print zine.

Writing that boldly disregards normal restraints.

We are people who happen to be mothers.

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

letters from Sugarhouse Workshop sharing Vermont stories, homegrown recipes, slow studio projects, crafts to make and share, and all the pieces of a patchwork life

Your body liberation community. And good snacks.

creative nonfiction on connection, wonder, and the natural world. essays delivered occasionally. subscribe for free 🌿

Life advice, fun finds, and dating gossip — from Joanna Goddard and the Cup of Jo team.

Practical minimalism: actionable strategies to simplify your home, life, mind, and business.📍 Readers from 150 countries and all 50 states

A home & garden newsletter about small spaces, sustainable living, and all the joys (and pains!) of living with less from Laura Fenton, the author of The Little Book of Living Small.

All things abortion. Feminist commentary & community.

“It is not often that someone comes along who's a true friend and a good writer. [Kate Schatz aspires to be] both.” NYT-bestselling author of RAD WOMEN books, DO THE WORK, WHERE THE GIRLS WERE, etc. Educator, editor, coach, mom, gay feminist forever

Not really "about” salad. But salad is the force that through the green fuse drives the flower. Recipes, yes—but mostly a way of paying attention.

a newsletter that explores the braided experience of mother, lover and self. personal essays & conversations on sex, death, love, loss, parenthood, paradigms, identity, culture and coming of age. written by rebecca woolf with special guests.

Think more about the culture that surrounds you

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!