Substacks recommended by KSC Hatch | The Blog of KSCHatch

Recommended by KSC Hatch

We gather Queer writers, promote their stories, and entrench Queer folks &Treaty 7

The writings of E. A. Fareman: SFF stories & essays about doing better, being kinder, finding our ways, and stopping to wonder. 💫 Also writing updates on my first novel in progress: To Rise On Borrowed Wings.

Delightful short fiction AND process notes. A great resource for writers and a fun fiction blog for readers. :)

- KSC Hatch

The Haunted Librarian

By Becca Lee

Comics and stories from the haunted library of Becca Lee

The Haunted Librarian never fails to bring me joy. Every post is a delight.

- KSC Hatch

I'm Fine I'm Fine Just Understand

By ND Stevenson

Quiet comics about gender, mental health, and getting older.

RELATABLE. For REASONS.

- KSC Hatch

The View From Down Here

By Lucy Webster

What's it *really* like to be disabled? How can you fight ableism? A newsletter aiming to demystify disability through personal stories and observations, from journalist and card-carrying disabled woman Lucy Webster

The Audacity.

By Roxane Gay

Writing that boldly disregards normal restraints.

I don't read the news. I read Roxane Gay's Audacious Round Up. I appreciate the Twitter palette cleanser at the end of every post.

- KSC Hatch

Mixed Messages

By Isabella Silvers

A weekly newsletter all about the mixed-race experience, with interviews by Isabella Silvers (White British and Punjabi)

Extremely excellent resource for cutting through the binary bullshit of white supremacy to get at the complex reality of being human.

- KSC Hatch

Badass Cross Stitch Musings

Art, Craft, Activism, Craftivism - Let's tear shit up!

Shannon Downey is a a very cool human who knows a lot of cool humans.

- KSC Hatch

Disability Visibility

By Alice Wong

The latest and greatest in disability media, culture & politics

I am immensely grateful to Alice Wong for all her work in the world and her guidance on cultivating a Disability Justice practice.

- KSC Hatch

An Irritable Métis

By Chris La Tray

Email newsletter from Chris La Tray, member of the Little Shell Tribe of Chippewa Indians, author of "Becoming Little Shell" from Milkweed Editions (8/20/2024), and 2023–2025 Montana Poet Laureate.

Men Yell at Me

By lyz

Written from a journalist in a red state, this newsletter is personal, political, sometimes funny and always raises hell.

Bless this publication for saying so many of the things I am thinking.

- KSC Hatch