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Recommended by Adam Green

I help fellow Substackers make the most of their time by unstacking all the back-end chores that come along with writing on this platform.

House Of Chapters

By IanDMTaniels&HouseOfChapters

A curated collection of serialized fiction and non-fiction stories and their authors, with weekly highlights delivered straight to your inbox.

A curated super-Stack of writers working in serialized long form.

- Adam Green

Now That I'm Still Here

By Christopher Carazas

A raw, lyrical memoir of trauma, neurodivergence, grief, and the breath that came back anyway.

A widower's essays on grief and loss. Christopher's language is brilliant, always original and poetic without pretentiousness.

- Adam Green

Willard's Substack

By Willard Goby Johnson

My personal Substack

UNSPUN

By Taylor Allyn

On Race, Desire, and Survival—and the Language That Refuses Silence.

Merveye 🧿

By 🧿Merveye

When spirituality, rebelution, tarot & oracle, fucking the system and Mother Earth come together

Asma’s Journal

Here, I trace the violence hidden in language, the ghosts built into the body, and the politics that bleed through everyday life. Think of it as a mirror held a little too close: part poetry, part survival instinct, all raw honesty.

To describe the states of mind trauma can bring you to demands pushing the envelope of writing to a point that is at once surreal and utterly relatable. That is what @Asma‘s writing does. It is amongst the most amazing literary accomplishments I have seen on Substack.

- Adam Green

The Good Enough Diaries

By Jess

Embracing deliberate imperfection with first drafts. Narrative non-fiction, personal essays, and more.

The Shadowed Archive

I write about labyrinths, dreams, paradoxes, and the absurdities of existence. Logic is optional. This Substack is for those who find beauty in the uncanny, comfort in the uncomfortable, and meaning in the unfinished.

Decolonization in Dialogue

By Decolonization In Dialogue

Published by the Decolonization in Dialogue team

Feminism + Middle Eastern politics and history. Hour-long video discussions, published about once per month.

- Adam Green

The Brown Self

By sabrina

Reviewing books, writing about not being able to write and pieces about my experiences living in Mauritius and France.

sabrina rips away the veneer of racial harmony in Mauritius and exposes its racism and misogyny. Yeah, I knew the story was too good to be true.

- Adam Green