Substacks recommended by Lauren

Recommended by Lauren

Monthly gossip from various members of our queered commune-farm-sanctuary-school-homestead arts community. For subscribers and Salmon Creek Arts Millipede Members.

Fox in the Dark by Lindsey Trout Hughes

By Lindsey Trout Hughes

essays on connection, wonder, creativity, and the natural world. subscribe for free!

Don't you want to visit "a cabinet of curiosities, a wonder room...less locked cabinet and more vivarium?" Come in, come in.

- Lauren

Tea Notes

By erin boyle

Dispatches and digests from Erin Boyle. Very rarely about tea.

Making good things by hand, using only what's necessary, slow and simple...

- Lauren

surfacing

By Mikki Halpin

Surfacing is a newsletter about the things I see and hear. Topics may include: puffin erotics, conceptual art, robots, sharks, media criticism, correct pop culture opinions, spies, disability, and the daily indignities of being me.

Momspreading

By Sarah Wheeler

The inexpert endeavors of a supposed parenting expert.

Parenting! Joy! Occasionally both! One of my fave places for learning and growing. Sarah!

- Lauren

The White Pages

By Garrett

Writing about Whiteness. Writing about organizing and social change. Writing (occasionally) about the shirt Ronnie Van Zant wore on the Street Survivors album cover.

Do you like to think, laugh and consider your own relationship to whiteness? Try Garrett!

- Lauren

Abortion, Every Day

By Jessica Valenti

All things abortion. Feminist commentary & community.

Jessica Valenti doing the honest work of keeping up with our diminishing reproductive freedoms. Why not support her excellent reporting with a subscription?

- Lauren

ASK MOLLY

By Heather Havrilesky

Essays by Heather Havrilesky, Ask Polly columnist and author of Foreverland: On the Divine Tedium of Marriage (2022), What If This Were Enough? (2018), How to Be a Person in the World (2016), and Disaster Preparedness (2011)

It's ok, you can let yourself be transported to an entirely new place every once in a while. It's also ok if it feels like you're looking in a mirror. Or a future mirror! Subscribe, k?

- Lauren

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