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Research, reporting, and storytelling on building a world that cares.
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...
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.
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
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.
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!
Sharing tales of multigenerational living in the USA & co-stewardship in France. Small(er) space consultant, designer & writer. Author of Small Space Style.
“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 w/ W. Kamau Bell, & more. Educator, editor, coach, mom, forever feminist. Also gay.
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.
Step into our salad laboratory. We got your leafy greens, your grains, your veg, and protein. Plus: salady guests, salady books & recipes, recipes, recipes 🥗
READ.LOOK.THINK. is an email newsletter for writers and readers by London-based Australian novelist Jessica Stanley. Sent out every three or four weeks, each edition links to scores of essays, books, recipes, podcasts, interiors and more.
Essays, criticism, and interviews on food, culture, and media sent out on Monday morning. Subscribers receive every post in full, are invited to join the weekly Salon and Desk Book Club, and much more.