Writing
39 newsletters tagged with Writing
Newsletters and blogs about writing and for readers: the craft of writing, publishing, essays, and writers sharing their work.
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Indie Author Magazine
Publishing news, marketing strategy and craft for indie authors.
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JoeBlogs
Joe Posnanski on sports, memory and joy.
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Authors Publish
A free email magazine for creative writers that sends legitimate publishing opportunities, from publishers and literary magazines open to submissions, plus advice on building a writing career.
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Book Marks
Literary Hub's Book Marks gathers book reviews from across the press, so you can see what critics think of new books.
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Escaping Flatland
Henrik Karlsson's essays on relationships, thinking and agency, written from an island in the Baltic Sea.
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For The Interested
Josh Spector's ideas and resources for creators who want to grow an audience and get more out of their work.
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The Ann Friedman Weekly
Writer Ann Friedman's weekly round-up of good reads, culture, links and a pie chart, from her own writing and around the web.
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Wes Kao's Newsletter
Wes Kao, an a16z-backed founder, writes a fortnightly newsletter on managing up, executive communication and standing out as a high performer.
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Bad Astronomy
Astronomer Phil Plait writes about astronomy, space and the universe, from supernovae and pulsars to galaxy images and asteroid news.
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Book Review
The New York Times Book Review newsletter, with the week's most notable new books, reviews and literary news.
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Electric Literature
Fiction, essays, interviews and book recommendations from the nonprofit Electric Literature, including its Recommended Reading magazine.
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McSweeney's Internet Tendency
Daily humour writing from McSweeney's, published almost every day since 1998.
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Raptitude
David Cain's street-level look at being human: thoughtful essays on attention, habits, happiness and everyday life.
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The Great Read
One captivating story from The New York Times to lose yourself in, every day.
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Westenberg
Joan Westenberg's field notes on technology, culture, ideas and the machine age.
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Longreads
Longreads' weekly email of the best nonfiction storytelling on the web, picked by its editors since 2011.
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The Imperfectionist
Oliver Burkeman, author of Four Thousand Weeks, on time, productivity, imperfection and making peace with your limits.
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A.Word.A.Day
Anu Garg's long-running daily email from Wordsmith.org: an interesting English word each day, with its meaning, origin and a usage example.
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BookBrowse
BookBrowse's weekly newsletters of reviews and recommendations of exceptional new books, for readers and book clubs.
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Dan Koe
Dan Koe's Saturday letters on self-education, lifestyle design, human potential and building a one-person business.
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Freelance Opportunities
A hand-curated list of freelance and fractional opportunities for writers, designers, marketers and creatives, sent twice a week.
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Lit Hub Daily
Literary Hub's daily email of the best of the literary web: essays, interviews, book news and reading recommendations.
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Poem-a-Day
The Academy of American Poets' daily digital poetry series, publishing new work by today's poets with commentary from the poets themselves.
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That's Literally It
Lara Acosta on personal branding, writing and growing an audience on LinkedIn.
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The Hot Sheet
Jane Friedman's reporting on the business of publishing for authors, from someone who has worked with writers and publishers for nearly three decades.
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The Sunday Long Read
Don Van Natta Jr. and Jacob Feldman's free Sunday newsletter of the past week's best long-form journalism.
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Why Words Win
The psychology behind successful copy, with at least one actionable tip to boost conversions, in under five minutes a week.
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Word Genius
A word of the day with example sentences, fun trivia questions and articles about language, to help expand your vocabulary.
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Every
Every's essays, ideas and experiments from people building with AI daily, plus apps and training for staying at the edge of AI.
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From the Desk of Alicia Kennedy
Alicia Kennedy's critical, curious and fun writing on food culture, media and politics, in your inbox on Mondays and Fridays.
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Kleroteria
An email lottery and spiritual successor to The Listserve: every so often one subscriber is chosen at random to write to everyone else, about anything.
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Letters of Note
Shaun Usher shares history's most interesting letters, from famous names and ordinary people, with the story behind each one.
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Ridgeline
Craig Mod's weekly newsletter on walking, Japan, literature and photography, written from long walks across the Japanese countryside.
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Robin Sloan's newsletter
Novelist Robin Sloan's wide-ranging letters on books, media and modern life, written to feel like a note from a friend.
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Superpath
Superpath's newsletter for content marketers, with career advice, open roles, events, meetups and Eric Doty's takes on the industry.
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Total Annarchy
Ann Handley's fortnightly letter, arriving early on Sundays, with writing tips, marketing ideas and high-spirited shenanigans.
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The Browser
Five hand-picked pieces of outstanding writing from across the web every day, chosen for being surprising, insightful and worth your time.
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The Marginalian
Maria Popova's weekly digest of essays on art, science, philosophy, poetry and what it means to live a good life.
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Orbital Operations
A weekly newsletter from comics writer and novelist Warren Ellis.