Substacks recommended by Jon Howski | Adventures In Storytelling

Recommended by Jon Howski

Still amazed that people pay to read my daydreams!

Take a seat by the fire and let me tell you a tale of adventure, danger, ancient starships, and universe threatening evil…

- Jon Howski

Eathel the Bastard

By Sam & Eathel (the Bastards)

Eathel, the illegitimate son of a powerful duke, fights to keep his country together against enemies inside and out, guarding a secret so dark it would destroy everything he loves.

MamaCarole

By Mama Carole

Retired LAUSD educator, married to her hero, raising their three kids and best friend Tootsie in the South Bay. Join her as she researches her family history and learns about present day propaganda as a by-product of a little of this and a lotta that.

The Storytelling Dad

By Craig Beadle

Can storytelling can help make being a parent a little easier – and maybe even a little more fun?

The Pirate's Library

By Sean Nordquist

Writing poems, short stories, and novels, with the occasional blog-like rambling.

Build to Launch

By Jenny Ouyang

From idea to launch — building with AI for real people. Practical tools, real stories, and a belief that anyone can thrive with AI.

Open Letters by Mersault

“Rage, Reason, and Righteous Mockery. Mersault writes what the moment demands.” – New York Magazine

David Badurina's Quill it with Fire!

By David Badurina: Quill it with Fire!

An outlet for this particular humor writer's manic creative energy bursts. Non-Conformists, rebels, and aliens welcome. Creative writing, marketing, and mindset lives here! I don't do well with authority. But you're cool. I like you.

Wilding Out

By Robin Wilding

A humor stack about utter balderdashery. From Robin Wilding, a flawsome Canadian absurdist who writes covered in Cheeto dust.

Robin has a fresh and unique take on the world and far too many "spit the coffee" moments than is probably healthy.

- Jon Howski

Write • Build • Scale

By Sinem Günel

Learn how to write online, build your audience, and scale your income.

Writing Wednesdays

By Matt Lillywhite

Writing Wednesdays is a weekly newsletter designed to help you write for a living.

Matt's posts are always clear and to the point and a worthy read

- Jon Howski

Creative Productivity Corner by Michael Regina

My regular newsletter focuses on creative productivity and how I'm learning to get things done better.

Real Human Writers

By Cameron Sutter

Exploring what it means to be a writer in a world of AI-written content. I talk about what it means to be human, why that's important, how to use AI as a writer, and how NOT to use AI as a writer.

Novecento's Tome of Oddz

Nove's weird wizardry newsletter about RPGs, Tabletop Games, and Video Games! Here you shall find info about my upcoming titles, articles about running games, reviews, and generally odd stuff!

THE FICTION DEALER

By The Fiction Dealer

Psst... wanna read a story?

Life of Fiction

By 💎 Jaime Buckley

Enter a world where fiction breathes, heroes rise, and imagination still dares to change lives.

Jaime's writings about the importance of fiction in everyday life should be required reading for all. Especially parents, if they want their children to benefit from the unlimited treasure chest between the covers.

- Jon Howski

Inspired as F**k

By Johnny B. Truant

Creative stuff from a bestselling author and his unicorn

Bros Krynn’s Newsletter

By The Brothers Krynn

They're two brothers, who do reviews, write stories & make podcasts. And all of which are well worth adding to your feed.

- Jon Howski

The Author Stack

By Russell Nohelty

Helping create a sustainable path forward for authors to build businesses that allow them to thrive and lives that light them up inside.

Write More with Simon K Jones

I write and teach serial fiction. Get weekly tips and stories in your inbox.

Simon is my go to model for how to setup and work with serialised fiction

- Jon Howski

The Writing Long Game

By Tom Kuegler

Learn how to grow your Substack holistically, without burnout! Master Notes, improve your storytelling, and enjoy the act of writing. No hustle. No posting on 48 platforms. Just great writing that grows your audience.