Substacks recommended by Katie Nissen

Recommended by Katie Nissen

The Near Future

By T. D. Wolf

Fiction, poetry and writings of T. Dalton Wolf.

Discussion Candy

By Cydney

Underground culture writing, nightlife reporting, dispatches from San Francisco and elsewhere...

Rosana’s Substack

By Rosana S

My personal Substack

Switter’s World

I decided to write these sketches for my kids, so they can know what happened during my long trips when they were too young for me to tell them the whole story.

Music Shelf with Mustard

By JustSomeMustard

A publication ran by a semi-sentient condiment featuring music interviews from artists from all across the globe.

The best of the best at covering the indie music scene, and a better interviewer than anyone they let be on TV

- Katie Nissen

Plato Was a Dick

By S Peter Davis

Former Cracked columnist, now a free agent. Survived the rise and fall of the internet since the 90s. I talk about society, social media, current affairs, and anything I can put a sardonic spin on.

a constellation

By olivia rafferty

“Entertaining and creative” notes from the studio of Olivia Rafferty: writer of weird & wonderful songs, museum haunter, and user of sparkle emojis ✨

This Is a Newsletter!

By Sam Colt

Where flash fiction meets memes and observational humor about pop culture, current events, and urban millennial life.

First Excited State

By Tad Thurston

Extremely cool things we can know about the Universe with a bit of physics and/or mathematics already in the bank.

I love this blog. Beautifully written and truly unique on this website.... home to some of my favorite posts of all time

- Katie Nissen

Could Be Worse

By Tyagarajan S

Funny, absurd, and occasionally deep take on life, the world, and society. This is a newsletter that helps you remember that it all 'Could be Worse'.

Delightfully funny and absurd. if you like The Stump, you'll love Could Be Worse. and if you hate The Stump, I'm sure you'll like Could Be Worse far better

- Katie Nissen

Both Are True

By Alex Dobrenko

Funny, deep, relatable stories from a dad to two, husband to one, friend to all (except himself who he doesn't like v much but is working on it but like how can you really like yourself knowing everything you know about yourself, you know?)

The Half Marathoner

By Terrell

A running newsletter that isn't (just) about running