Substacks recommended by Celena Charlene

Recommended by Celena Charlene

Parrish Baker, writing under Urna Semper

Historian of a world that isn't yet, chronicling the failure and collapse of an unexpected golden age to come. Sci-fi, mystery, romance, death. Constant fiction generation.

Reb Shlomo's Teachings

Teachings of Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach

Jenn’s Substack

This is mostly an ode to sketching; quick pen sketches from life in snatches of time between moments of mothering.

A beautiful person shares her beautiful gift of drawing and painting, with a dash of insight and life thrown in. 🌸

- Celena Charlene

The Charlotte Pendragon Diaries by Charlotte Pendragon

By Charlotte Pendragon

WELCOME! As a member of The Pendragons, I’ve met and performed magic for audiences worldwide, including famous personalities. I will be writing about my magical journey and talking about those beautiful experiences (and not-so-beautiful) on my podcast.

The Library of Celaeno

By Librarian of Celaeno

The Library of Celaeno is a cosmic repository of wisdom located deep in the Taurus Constellation.

The Librarian has an uncanny ability to put into words the things I think or feel but am inept at articulating. Highly recommend.

- Celena Charlene

The Writing Life by Matt Taibbi

Setting down a lifetime of this trade's tricks, one at a time

Lighthouse

By Alexander Semenyuk

Here you will find articles about faith, spirituality, family, psychology, as well as writing prompts, podcasts and videos. Come and engage in meaningful conversations dealing with our world and wellbeing.

Art Every Day

By George Bothamley

The number 1 newsletter for Art Lovers This is great art - past and present - delivered to you daily. Monday to Friday

Innovative Technology

By Richard

Richard was born and educated in the United Kingdom. He wrote his first computer program at College in 1968 on paper tape. Since then, he has had an international career in IT consulting management, working for IBM, Accenture Inc. in the United States.

The Villager

By Tom Cox

New writing on landscape, music, books, folklore, psychedelia, the natural world and other misty magical things outside the mainstream.

DocTalk, Explorations in Psychotherapy

A discussion of psychology, life and its many issues

Truly enjoy reading this publication. There is so much to learn from him, and he makes things easier to understand. Not to mention the poems, quotes, and stories he shares.

- Celena Charlene

The Stone Age

By Stone Bryson

Welcome to The Stone Age, the Internet home of Stone Bryson. My goal here is to reclaim what it means to live a more 'Natural' life, while explaining how it can benefit you. Brevity is my sharpest blade.

Postcards From Barsoom

By John Carter

Perspectives from Earth's older, better-looking sister world

Unseen St. Louis

By Jackie Dana

St. Louis history that doesn't get memorialized — but shouldn't be forgotten

The skyline with the Gateway Arch in St. Louis, MO, is how I know I'm near home. I grew up about an hour and a half from it, and I have visited it a handful of times. St. Louis signifies home for me. I love this 'stack for simply being about this huge and beautiful, mysterious and exciting city.

- Celena Charlene

Malone News

By Robert W Malone MD

Politics, homesteading, medicine, science, public health, bioethics, analytics, and a heady mix of sarcasm and life.

I don't recall how I stumbled across this Substack, but it's one of my favorites. He talks of the ongoing covid stuff, the mRNAs, and so forth. However, what I really enjoy reading are the articles on homesteading, horse-breeding, Friday funnies, and other miscellaneous things.

- Celena Charlene