Substacks recommended by Too Much by Nicola Washington

Recommended by Too Much by Nicola Washington

🧰 A weekly email of tips, templates or thinking to help you get seen and get paid. Live classes, DM Q&A and bi-monthly directories of pitch opportunities.

No-nonsense, practical, and yet creative, advice. Lucy is simply the best at what she does.

- Too Much by Nicola Washington

Jumping the Shark with Elaine Gregersen

My writing journey, pop culture hot takes, and personal reflections - no fluff, just the real stuff.

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

Book Publishing Brick By Brick

By Jeffrey Yamaguchi

Strategies for publishing and marketing your book from an in-the-trenches publishing professional and published author. Always an emphasis on doable takeaways and fostering literary community.

Expert but achievable advice about, and insights into, the many many different facets of book publishing

- Too Much by Nicola Washington

Sparkle on Substack

By Claire Venus ✨

Master Substack, write, build your DREAM business with joy! Global Top 10 Publication. Twice monthly space holding (co-working, workshops, teaching). Weekly chats, podcasts. A bespoke membership to help you stay creative and grow on Substack! 💫

Open In The Middle

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

RIPE

By Sue Reed

Writing about post-trauma badassery, unapologetic ageing, gardening as witchcraft, menopausal resurrection, van life joyrides, better late than never publication, and neurospicy chaos.

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 weekly office hours and regular accountability sessions with a book marketer with 18 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