The best way to become a professional writer is to subscribe to these teachers, learn from them, and publish your best work on Substack. If you’re already a professional writer, subscribing to these teachers and writing on Substack is the best way to give us all agency over our careers. My goal was to highlight people you may not know. Yes, and all of that, but there are so many writers and teachers you’re likely missing out on. Here they are...
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www.pen2profit.online is a popular Substack with 5k subscribers. Much of the work is free; paid annual subscribers get perks worth far more than the subscription fee. The advice and help I give are actionable by any writer and based on 50 years of experience in a full-time, award-winning writing career. I offer frequent opportunities to have your work evaluated at no cost. Plus I'm fun and friendly. I've helped thousands of people develop writing revenue streams painlessly --and I never rely on hackneyed old generic tips. Come succeed with me!
Just what I need--more Substack content to keep up with :-). But thanks for the great roundup. I've started a few more subscriptions.
really enjoying "The Writing Long Game" with Tom Kuegler
https://substack.com/@tomkuegler
You went blind.
Suddenly, one day, you regain your sight.
But a voice in your head says, “Don't tell them you can see.”
https://mysterystory.substack.com/p/lost-twilight
Hi Sarah I post a poem a day at Overhead.
Oooooh thank you for writing this!
@Zoe Eleanor Hyde one for you!
What an amazing list! Thank you for taking the time to share all of these creatives with us. Such a bountiful gift!
Five (?) men (?) huh? Nice balance then?..
Stick your toe into a broader pool of writing resources with my newsletter, The Writes of Fiction, which shares some of the writing resources and articles I've found most interesting and useful to pass along as a book coach and fiction editor—from inside Substack and out:
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Fantastic list, thanks for sharing 👌
Great, amazing list. I also recommend the https://writersguide.substack.com with Robert Roy Britt for expert non-fiction support.
Now if only someone made a list for substacks that are law related/ follows student journeys.
www.pen2profit.online is a popular Substack with 5k subscribers. Much of the work is free; paid annual subscribers get perks worth far more than the subscription fee. The advice and help I give are actionable by any writer and based on 50 years of experience in a full-time, award-winning writing career. I offer frequent opportunities to have your work evaluated at no cost. Plus I'm fun and friendly. I've helped thousands of people develop writing revenue streams painlessly --and I never rely on hackneyed old generic tips. Come succeed with me!
Perhaps this list i more like the NYT “best-selling” vs the non-existent “best-written” list. “Best?” Perhaps you meant the lists that I like?
Great list! Thank you for the post!
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