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From recent posts: Both Are True publishes a rotating mix of essays on creative coding, AI experimentation, and personal growth alongside practical Substack publishing advice. The publication targets creators navigating the intersection…

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The Invisible Dog

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music. culture. author Danyel Smith writes, recalls, recommends, and overshares.

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From recent posts: The Front Page - Upstate New York is a news-focused newsletter covering local Upstate New York politics, policy, and community affairs. It publishes a mix of investigative reporting on clean-air exemptions and…

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the first and only newsletter expanding russian colonialism awareness from the russian colonialism storyteller-in-chief.

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A Sunday Times and New York Times bestselling novelist, working in the open. The making of the books, the parts that got cut, and the things writers aren't supposed to say.

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From recent posts: Café Europa publishes in-depth articles and interviews focused on contemporary theatre, performance art, and cultural activism across Europe, particularly within Greece, Dublin, and Serbia. The publication targets…

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From recent posts: One Million Experiments publishes a recurring newsletter featuring essays on Black self-publishing, community organizing, and the history of sound as a tool for protest. The publication targets activists, zine makers…

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Gathering this week's most notable writing about drama, theatre & performance.

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Een gedicht dat vlekt, een verhaal dat stroomt, een gevoel dat stolt. Voordat het verdwijnt, wil ik het met je delen.

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From recent posts: Betje’s Comics is a personal newsletter sharing artist reflections on creative process, home organization, and performance art. Content spans concert memories and plant giveaways, endurance workshop reflections, and…

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What do we know about love? Find, accept and explore love and commitment among gay, lesbian, bisexual and trans people in queer relationships through storytelling and interviews with LGBTQ+ folx.

Likely audience: Queer theater enthusiasts

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These are essays about improv comedy from Will Hines, a Los Angeles actor, co-owner of an improv theater, longtime UCB teacher/performer, author of "How To Be The Greatest Improviser On Earth"

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From recent posts: This publication covers contemporary theater, performance art, and related cultural activism through essays, interviews, and production previews. It targets artists, critics, and audiences interested in the intersection…

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Lift your game with Miranda Harcourt

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Likely audience: Fans of French performance art

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Beth Lapides' take on the infinitely creative life. From the inside. The work and the life that goes on around it. And the connection between them.

Likely audience: Aspiring writers

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From recent posts: The NIU ArtsBlog newsletter covers Northern Illinois University arts programming, publishing a mix of event listings, faculty and alumni achievements, and crowdfunding appeals. Content ranges from steelpan recitals and…

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Stories about dumplings + the people who make them.

Likely audience: art enthusiasts

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Writing from lived experience, inner inquiry, and attention to what moves beneath the surface.

Likely audience: Artists and performers

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From recent posts: Pontus Purokuru publishes essays on philosophy of art, writing methodology, and cultural policy alongside performance art reviews. The publication covers topics ranging from the societal role of artists to specific…

Likely audience: cultural critics

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