Speakeasy Sketches
Joanne B. ReidHistory with a shot of bourbon and a twist of mystery.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 128 | Subscribers | Read | joannereid.substack.com |
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Noir Runs in the Family
I used to think my grandparents had it easy. Life on Prince Edward Island in the 1920s sounded like something out of a sepia-toned postcard — tidy farmhouses, church socials, a slower, gentler pace of life. But lately, I’ve been peeling tha...
Slowing Down to Catch the Truth
I used to think that writing meant typing fast, getting words out before they evaporated, being a ghostwriter who stayed invisible while someone else’s voice filled the page. But writing my Sam Spade stories taught me something very differe...
Why the 2020s Are So Damn Noir — And Why I Write Away From San Francisco
The 2020s feel like a noir decade—full of moral fog, betrayal, and fractured trust. In this personal essay, I explore how loss and life’s harsh lessons have drawn me to noir’s jagged truths, and why I choose to write stories set far from th...
Three Steps Out of the Fog (and Into the Joy of Writing Again)
For a long stretch—longer than I care to admit—writing felt like a fight. Not a thrilling, noir-style alleyway brawl with danger and dialogue, but an invisible, internal battle. A tug-of-war between passion and paralysis.
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