Substacks recommended by Hannah Swierstra

Recommended by Hannah Swierstra

Building a community of like-minded Substackers who all want to grow their own following, and help each other do the same.

Sometimes I can't move for 'boost your substack' posts which is why I love & Substack Type Club. It's supportive and realistic. Start with 'The Notes Experiment' totally changed my way of thinking and I've met a bunch of great people as a result.

- Hannah Swierstra

Off on a Tangent with Kate Darracott

A humorous collection of Life Hacks, Reviews, Business Start-up Ideas, Observations and the occasional Rant, written by Kate Darracott, a midlife entrepreneurial empty-nester on a Gap Year.

Kate makes me laugh. Full stop. Seriously, if someone makes you laugh what more can you want? And it really is off on a tangent - do read!

- Hannah Swierstra

Lemon Soul

By Emma Simpson

Refreshing Perspectives, Slices of Life. Highly Relatable, Profoundly Human 🍋💕

Lemon Soul feels like a catch up with a good friend, every post is a conversation. It's lovely.

- Hannah Swierstra

musings by mika

By Mika

I share my real raw journey and provide a supportive community for those who are gingerly stepping into their next chapter

Mika is a true community champion sharing musings on her bold move to quit her job and see what could happen. You'll also get a tonne of Substack support

- Hannah Swierstra

The Villager

By Tom Cox

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

Tom's understanding of people and their little nuances is on another level. If you haven't read his books start here then immediately get a copy of Villager.

- Hannah Swierstra

Receipt from the Bookshop

By Katie Clapham is Terrible

My weekly post - Receipt from the Bookshop - is written in real time from my award-winning independent bookshop in St. Annes-on-Sea, UK. Paid subscribers also get an additional weekly essay/book review and access to my book club.

Who doesn't love a bookshop? This is a brilliant & funny account of daily life in an indie bookshop.

- Hannah Swierstra