I'm a fiction and non-fiction writer from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, specializing in speculative fiction and popular culture history. I use my Substack to keep those interested in me advised whenever I've put something new online somewhere or other related developments. Please follow me if you are interested.
These comments are great! What I forgot to say is that, at least in my view, it doesn't matter who writes your name on this newsletter – as long as people see you. 🙂
If you haven't filled in a link to your newsletter, I'll be happy to add it. Of course people may also see the link next to your name, or by hovering over your name on a desktop browser.
I always appreciate a chance to plug my newsletter (http://learned.substack.com) where I write about language and learning. At the moment, I'm in the midst of a yearlong series about the words we use when we talk about words. This covers everything from grammatical terms (what's the difference between a phrase and a sentence) to archaic literary genres (what's a bildungsroman and why should you care). I appreciate any and all readers. And, as always, thanks for the thread, Scott!
Ok. Put my name down. What do I do?
Writes “The Beerologist” not really afterthought
Great idea! And thanks for the promo. I write about culture and tribes and such. I write a occasional series about Gen-X. Please give me read.
thanks - Ric
I'm a fiction and non-fiction writer from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, specializing in speculative fiction and popular culture history. I use my Substack to keep those interested in me advised whenever I've put something new online somewhere or other related developments. Please follow me if you are interested.
These comments are great! What I forgot to say is that, at least in my view, it doesn't matter who writes your name on this newsletter – as long as people see you. 🙂
If you haven't filled in a link to your newsletter, I'll be happy to add it. Of course people may also see the link next to your name, or by hovering over your name on a desktop browser.
Links to Substack newsletters in the comments so far:
https://thebeerologist.substack.com/
https://riclexel.substack.com/
https://davidperlmutter.substack.com/
I always appreciate a chance to plug my newsletter (http://learned.substack.com) where I write about language and learning. At the moment, I'm in the midst of a yearlong series about the words we use when we talk about words. This covers everything from grammatical terms (what's the difference between a phrase and a sentence) to archaic literary genres (what's a bildungsroman and why should you care). I appreciate any and all readers. And, as always, thanks for the thread, Scott!