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Recommended by Sara Campbell

Just Enough to Get Me in Trouble

By Lyle McKeany

Memoir-style stories with a dash of advice column. New stories sent every Saturday at 8:08 am PT.

Lyle writes heartfelt stories about dad life, work life, life life.

- Sara Campbell

Stew's Letter

By Stew Fortier

A thought-provoking email for people short on time.

Stew is funny and never fails to make me see things from a different perspective.

- Sara Campbell

The New Fatherhood

"Like one big group text with other guys fumbling their way through fatherhood." — Esquire

Mandatory reading for anyone trying to be a good dad. Nothing else like it.

- Sara Campbell

Submission Sunday

Eight curated literary submission opportunities every other Sunday for all genres.

Are you writing things? Get them published! So excited Chris Daley's excellent roundup is back.

- Sara Campbell

Situation Normal

Slice of life humor - little slices every Wednesday, big slices every Sunday

It's a deeply absurd world we live in, and Michael Estrin is writing about it.

- Sara Campbell

Subtle Maneuvers

By Mason Currey

On wriggling through a creative life, from Daily Rituals author Mason Currey

Are you a tortured artist or do you just like tortured artist shit? Mason's newsletter is for you.

- Sara Campbell

Framer

By Agnes

A newsletter that offers re-frames so that we can imagine other realities.

Agnes is thinking deeply about what's going on and giving us different ways to see things. I always learn something from her dispatches.

- Sara Campbell

Drawing Links

By Edith Zimmerman

Slice-of-life comics by Edith Zimmerman.

Edith's comics make me both laugh and think. A truly delightful combination.

- Sara Campbell

An Irritable Métis

Email newsletter from Chris La Tray, enrolled member of the Little Shell Tribe of Chippewa Indians, author of the forthcoming "Becoming Little Shell" from Milkweed Editions and "One-Sentence Journal: Short Poems and Essays from the World at Large."

Always poignant, always passionate, often, yes, irritable. Never change, Chris La Tray.

- Sara Campbell