Recommended by Miranda R Waterton
A newsletter and writing community exploring what it means to belong in nature, in landscape, in class, in grief.
Got to know Wendy a little through Twitter and various poetry networks. She writes about finding her way as a working-class writer, coming to terms with paths not travelled, nature and belonging. Her first book, The Ghost Lake, is out soon.
Unfiltered thoughts on creative living, neurodivergence and the view from midlife, by author & teacher Susannah Conway
Susannah's journey from bereavement to healing is well worth following, and having checked out her book I've been impressed by her openness, directness, and wisdom. She takes great Polaroids, too.
A newsletter about curiosity, writing, the creative unconscious and the tragicomic struggle to live a fully examined life.
Two words - Katherine Birbalsingh. Yes, I hear the collective liberal intake of breath. But what a brilliant, nuanced piece of reportage. The choice of illustrative incidents alone should earn it a place in the NF creative writing classes of the future.
