Becks and the City by Rebecca Douglas
Rebecca DouglasCheerful weekly tidings on books, fearless females, culture, and rebel self-care. Brought to you by the Aussie answer to Carrie Bradshaw - a features writer for news sites and magazines such as ELLE, Frankie, The Australian, and SMH.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 94 | Subscribers | Read | becksandthecity.substack.com |
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Pink art, celeb political endorsements, and a podcast smorgasbord
Apparently, ’tis the season for an avalanche of writing rejections. For a while, I’d been neglectful of sending submissions out and in the past week, I’ve only just started to rectify that. But for every piece I sling out the door, two reje...
Carrie Bradshaw’s tbr list, posh language, and social dining apps
First off, a small announcement: Becks and the City will be having a siesta next week while I concentrate on some creative projects.
Five-minute fixes, steampunk blimps, and Nordic noir
This really does seem to be a regular thing. As soon as I complain, as I did last week, about the sea of troubles (thanks, Shakespeare) that is a writing career, a Big Good Thing happens.
Fashion neurosis, a raunchy flight, and ‘Nobody Wants This’
There are two elements to setting yourself up for major disappointment regarding a writing competition or journal submission, I reckon. I’m not talking about a small, garden-variety rejection that you can brush off – I mean the type that th...
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Aussie writer for magazines and news sites such as ELLE, Frankie, The Australian, and The Sydney Morning Herald. High-functioning oddball. She/her.
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