Substacks recommended by Too Much by Nicola Washington

Recommended by Too Much by Nicola Washington

Your front-row seat to the best (and worst) of pop culture, filtered through the messy lens of motherhood. Perfect for people who still know the lyrics to all the '90s hits.

The Foreword

Career(ish) advice, insights and recommendations straight to your inbox. 💌

Portobello Literary

By Caro Clarke

Musings from a literary agent by the sea

Hype Yourself

By Lucy Werner

📣 👩🏻‍🍳Weekly PR recipe or pitch directory to help you hype yourself when you don't like promoting. 👩🏻‍🏫 Monthly expert lives. 🥗Served with side dishes of personal essays on relocation 🇫🇷 & LDN agency owner to solopreneur.

Lucy has that rare quality of making scary things not only seem less scary, but positively appealing. Lucy also brings top drawer cheerleader energy to my online life. What can I say? I'm a fan.

- Too Much by Nicola Washington

Unschooled

By Caro Giles

Words about a life on the edge

Seeing the world through Caro's eyes is like turning up the colour and sound on life. Her words sing from the page and paint the sky in an emotional kaleidoscope that is both brutal and beautiful.

- Too Much by Nicola Washington

Plotting

By Katie Sadler

Get helpful emails every week or two about books, book marketing, and life as a self-employed solo mum. Upgrade to paid for exclusive articles and weekly office hours with a book marketer with over 15 years of experience in the industry.

Not Too Busy To Write

By Penny Wincer

Writing amongst life’s many other demands

Penny' newsletter has been one of my must reads for years. Her prose scorns gratuitous flourish and drama in favour of deceptive simplicity that lands punches hard enough to knock you off your feet.

- Too Much by Nicola Washington

Publishing Confidential

By Kathleen Schmidt

News and analysis about the book publishing industry that you won't read anywhere else.

Small Places by Eloise Rickman

A newsletter on parenting, education, adultism, and children's rights. Join the children's liberation movement!

Eloise takes complex, intimidating ideas and communicates them in the most brilliantly accessible and - importantly - non-judgemental way. Her work is one of my most favourite internet un-coverings ever.

- Too Much by Nicola Washington