Substacks recommended by Jacque Stonehocker

Recommended by Jacque Stonehocker

Chronically ill, chronically relatable, chronically awesome. Wishing you infinite spoons!

Mere is an incredible educator and encourager. Whether or not you have a chronic illness, you will find encouragement and inspiration in Mere's wonderful writing. Her creativity will inspire and inform your own creativity.

- Jacque Stonehocker

Sitting Still…for a minute

By ann schneider

Opening new windows, creativity, recovery, and what you leave behind.

The Creative Shift by Dan Blank

Helping writers and creators share their work and connect with readers in meaningful ways. Digging deep into marketing, book launches, and platform development. Get my weekly newsletter every Friday.

Creating Beautiful Chaos

By Karen Loucks Rinedollar

Founder of Project Linus, Executive Director of Denver Speakers Bureau, Author of Working for Peanuts: The Project Linus Story and COVID Prompted Journals, Member of A Writing Room Collective

BurnBright with Ozioma

Inspired musings for living brighter lives and creating brighter futures.

Sub Club

Submission opportunities for creative and professional writers.

Sub Club is a good resource if you're looking to find publications to submit your words to. Write on!

- Jacque Stonehocker

Mere's Messy Poems and Prayers

By Mere's Messy Poems & Prayers

Messy poems. Messy prayers. Messy love. Messy life.

You'll find stunning creativity here with Mere! Her words open up spaces to allow even more beauty in. I highly recommend subscribing!

- Jacque Stonehocker

Steady

By Dan Rather

Dan Rather's steady take on a complex and chaotic world.

Bare

By Caitlin Ellefson Spohrer

a soul-baring exploration of life and an invitation to walk alongside me

I am always moved by the essays and stories told here. If you love beautiful writing that comes from the writer's heart, you will love "Bare" too.

- Jacque Stonehocker

Poor Man's Feast

By Elissa Altman

The James Beard Award-winning narrative journal about the intersection of sustenance, storytelling, and the creative spirit (and sometimes, a recipe).

Jenn’s Substack - Uncooked Consciousness

By Jenn Jones

My personal Substack about grief, life, parenting, living and writing.

The Art & Business of Book Coaching

By Jennie Nash

Helping book coaches build effective businesses so they can give writers a fighting chance in an unpredictable marketplace. (Secretly great for writers to learn how to level up, too.) Posts Fridays.

Gratitude Journal

By Alex Elle

A virtual gratitude journal by writer and teacher, Alex Elle.

Dawn C. Allan’s Substack

Inspiration in everyday moments, strength through chronic illness, and joy through writing.

This is such an important read, and to subscribe to!

- Jacque Stonehocker

Life is My Palette

The Ordinary Woman In Me

By Tammy Douglas

Lifelong creative trapped in the body of an overachieving people pleaser. In this space I share the life and times of my journey to discover and live out loud in my authentic self.

I highly recommend this Substack. Tamara's poetry & pen reach deeply into the heart of this writer.

- Jacque Stonehocker

dump cake

By Wendy Carr

Seeking goodness in the unexpected, often messy, and seemingly unrelated. In other words, I write about whatever is on my mind, and hope it resonates.

I love the heart-warming stories, well-told, found here. It is a treat to hear Wendy read them aloud.

- Jacque Stonehocker

my soul hustle

By Beth B.

Words for my beloveds, my fellow creatives. Because we can't not do this.

Catherine L Coates

Elevate with Yung Pueblo

By Yung Pueblo

Articles about personal transformation, inner peace, and relationships

Creator Conversations

By Emily Schreter

An exploration in a life of creative abundance.

The View from My Window

By Dee Allen-Kirkhouse

The View from My Window is about finding hope in uncertain times through the intersection of nature, spirituality, and community.

Love Disease Out of Existence

A Cancer & Rare Disease (Behcet's) survivor, I will write about what I've learned during my healing journey. Disease is suffering. Disease is also an opportunity to give and receive love. I aim to acknowledge both. Thank you for reading.

Resilience Matters

By Christine Kirby

Thoughts on all matters related to finding resilience and writing on it.

I have enjoy the profound wisdom and practical tips found here.

- Jacque Stonehocker

Adventures In Curiosity

Recommended by Jacque Stonehocker