Paint What You Love alternatives: newsletters like it

SubstackSeveral times a week · last post 12 days ago

From recent posts: This publication mixes investigative journalism, podcast interviews, and personal essays on topics ranging from police conduct and homelessness policy to autism epidemiology and Jewish holidays, targeting an audience…

Likely audience: Religious readers

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SubstackSeveral times a week · last post 8 days ago

A place for the outlaws of poetry and the written word.

Likely audience: philosophy students

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SubstackDaily · last post 10 days ago

The place where people who feel crazy go to feel sane. Comedy. Culture. Sanity. Community. You are not alone.

Likely audience: political commentators

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SubstackWeekly · last post 12 days ago

Refuge and empowerment for outsiders

Likely audience: readers seeking spiritual guidance

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SubstackSeveral times a week · last post 8 days ago

Discussion about politics, economics, mental health, health and wellness, liberty and natural rights, philosophy and spirituality, resisting global genocide, and just about everything.

Likely audience: readers of Mind Matters and Everything Else

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SubstackWeekly · last post 13 days ago

the unfiltered version of everything I’m thinking, wearing, building and figuring out

Likely audience: fashion followers

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SubstackWeekly · last post 14 days ago

I am an anonymous federal government employee whose job is in danger from Trump, DOGE, and fascism. My Substack is called Democracy Defender. I write about what public servants like me are doing to resist and save…

Likely audience: political poetry readers

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SubstackEvery two weeks · last post 14 days ago

Likely audience: home bakers

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SubstackMonthly or less · last post 24 days ago

Finding goodness, truth and beauty in literature, art, and life. Grab a cup of coffee and join the conversation.

Likely audience: Catholic readers

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SubstackMonthly or less · last post 36 days ago

I went to seminary as an atheist. Got a PhD in theology as an atheist. But today, I believe in God. I think.

Likely audience: readers interested in faith and spirituality

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SubstackMonthly or less · last post 49 days ago

Personal musings and thoughtful teachings from My Brightest Diamond's Shara Nova.

Likely audience: music fans

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SubstackMonthly or less · last post Aug 15, 2026

Histórias, reflexões e devaneios de um escritor que ainda não sabe onde tá indo, mas tá indo.

Likely audience: readers of personal essays

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SubstackEvery two weeks · last post 15 days ago

From recent posts: What's That You're Cooking, Thea? is a reader-supported cooking newsletter featuring recipe development, seasonal round-ups, and food writing. Content spans personal baking experiments, autumn meal round-ups, and…

Likely audience: home bakers

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SubstackEvery two weeks · last post 10 days ago

From recent posts: Richard Greene's publication delivers political analysis, civics education, and public speaking coaching, primarily targeting voters and professionals seeking communication training. The content mixes election coverage…

Likely audience: civics learners

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SubstackEvery two weeks · last post 14 days ago

From recent posts: Simply French Club publishes personal essays and cultural commentary about French lifestyle, etiquette, and art de vivre. Its audience includes readers interested in French style, social norms, and personal…

Likely audience: paid newsletter subscribers

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SubstackWeekly · last post 9 days ago

From recent posts: Wine in Words publishes personal essays and travel writing from a wine writer's perspective, focusing on specific regions like Virginia and Canadian wine tourism. Content blends fellowship reports, harvest observations…

Likely audience: wine enthusiasts

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SubstackMonthly or less · last post Aug 14, 2026

Art, reflection, and prayer practices designed to help you encounter Jesus through visual parables of the spiritual life.

Likely audience: ministry leaders

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SubstackSeveral times a week · last post 6 days ago

From recent posts: Information Bank publishes data-driven analysis and practical voter guides focused on election dynamics and civic engagement. Its content targets readers interested in election turnout data, demographic voting patterns…

Likely audience: political analysts

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SubstackSeveral times a week · last post 6 days ago

From recent posts: The Writer's Journey with Laura Davis publishes a mix of personal essays, poetry reflections, and writing workshops. Content ranges from spiritual meditations and nature poetry to candid personal health accounts and…

Likely audience: readers interested in poetry and spiritual reflection

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SubstackMonthly or less · last post 31 days ago

From recent posts: Black Girl Healing is a reader-supported poetry publication featuring poems and personal essays on generational healing, grief, perimenopause, and emotional resilience, aimed at Black and brown women pursuing…

Likely audience: poetry readers

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SubstackEvery two weeks · last post 6 days ago

From recent posts: A personal essay publication exploring creative process, emotional boundaries, and retreat experiences. Recent issues examine how stepping away from routine—whether through personal metaphor or immersive festival…

Likely audience: Poetry enthusiasts

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SubstackSeveral times a week · last post 4 days ago

Where this photographer, storyteller shows and sometimes, tells...

Likely audience: birdwatchers

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SubstackSeveral times a week · last post 2 days ago

the spirited70something is a place where I can go a bit wilder and multi-disciplinary around being in my 70s, writing poems, being in a Living Apart Together relationship between London and North Wales, a rebel…

Likely audience: poets

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SubstackWeekly · last post 7 days ago

A series of letters and essays from Dougald Hine. Turning aside from the one big path that was meant to lead to the future, no longer in service to its promises, asking what else is worth doing with the time we have.

Likely audience: readers of literary nonfiction

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