Eclectic Ink

Recommended by Dascha Paylor

Fictionistas

By Jackie Dana

Fictionistas is a community for fellow fiction writers on Substack

If you're looking for new fiction, Fictionistas can point you to your next great read!

- Dascha Paylor

Nocturnal Journal

By Ecem Yucel

Fiction & Poetry Newsletter by Ecem Yucel

Ecem's lyrical writing is utterly poetic, even when she's writing prose. When I open her newsletter, I prepare to be transported to a higher reading g plane.

- Dascha Paylor

Letters from an American

By Heather Cox Richardson

A newsletter about the history behind today's politics.

Heather Cox Richardson is a history professor who untangles the daily onslaught of news on American politics and lays it out in very clear terms, often with historical context.

- Dascha Paylor

Fiction by Bill Adler

Delightful short stories and flash fiction by Bill Adler

Bill writes amazing, well-thought-out science fiction. He likes time travel. A lot. And he writes it well!

- Dascha Paylor

Mark Starlin Writes!

Humor, fiction, and other creative things by me, delivered to you.

I love Mark's sense of humor. His stories never fail to brighten my day. They're a welcome break from the constant onslaught of negative news with which we're all bombarded.

- Dascha Paylor

Short Story

By palisatrium

Author Payout = $100 + 50% of subscription revenue. No Fee to Apply. Readers get one quality story a month and support artists with their contributions.

Along the Hudson

By Justin Deming

Original fiction and creative writing challenges delivered from my home along the Hudson River.

Humans of Generative Art

By Chippy

We're exploring the intersection of art, technology, and humanity. There are people behind each piece of generative art. These are their stories.

Jimmy Doom's Roulette Weal

Daily, Original Fiction in relatively short bursts of wisdom, charm, laughter, folly, and sometimes the darker side of the human experience. Every single day. Read one a day or save them for your weekend.

Jimmy writes gritty, down to earth stories about the kinds of people who inhabit Detroit, his lifelong home. Stories just don't get any more real than this. Oh, and he publishes 365 days a year.

- Dascha Paylor

Weirdo Poetry

By Jason McBride

A daily(ish) 2-minute hit of wonder, contemplation, and mindfulness with poetry comics and micro-essays

Jason has such a unique way of seeing the world. I love the way he translates this for his audience, combining poetry with visual representation.

- Dascha Paylor