Substacks recommended by Stace Dumoski

Recommended by Stace Dumoski

Where I hammer out my stories. Join this ragtag fellowship to explore the intersection of history, narrative, and the fantasy genre. Adventure awaits.

Rye & Writing

By Rye Youbs

An aspiring author and her process in dealing with writing, creativity, productivity, and life. Entries every third Wednesday.

Rye Youbs is hard at work learning the craft, and sharing what she learns along the way.

- Stace Dumoski

The Fantastic and Mundane Chronicles of a Fantasy Writer

By Katelynsam

A newsletter containing the musings, occasional ramblings, and inspirations of a fantasy novel and short story writer.

Katelynsam is sharing her journey to book publication with heart and honesty.

- Stace Dumoski

An Enchanted Life

By Carolyn McBride 🏳️‍🌈🇨🇦

Explore fantasy's delights – food, music, creatures, legends, and more. Your magical journey awaits!" 🌟🎶

Carolyn is building a community of fantasy lovers that I'm excited to be a part of. I always look forward to her recommendations and chat topics.

- Stace Dumoski

Talismans Against Boring Culture

By Ben Patrick Holden

How to stay creatively alive in dark times | Inspiring news to lift your spirits

Ben Patrick Holden is the kind of writer I want to be when I grow up. Wildly in touch with the creative spirit that hums through the world, his posts are thoughtful and thought-provoking, breaking down the barrier between "fantasy" and "reality."

- Stace Dumoski

Jennifer M. Baldwin

Thoughts on fantasy fiction and more.

Iridescent Ordinary

By Rubi McGrory

Microdosing joy in a sucky ass world. Let's get weird, silly and downright absurd. BYOG (googly eyes).

Rubi McGrory has lots of good ideas for microdosing joy.

- Stace Dumoski

Weirdo Poetry

By Jason McBride

Exploring what it means to live a deeply human life through poetry comics, poems, essays, and short stories.

Jason McBride's nature-inspired haiku comics and essays about creativity and wonder will lift your soul.

- Stace Dumoski

There Will Be Dragons

By Joely Black

Notes, stories, and essays about our relationship with the physical world. There will be dragons, but if we see them for what they are, we don't have to be scared of them anymore. Some dragons are pretty friendly, actually.