Ill-Behaved Women
LL KirchnerBecause history is already littered with women’s untold stories.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 105 | Subscribers | Read | llkirchner.substack.com |
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I Started Writing a Novel About This. Then It Became the News
I started writing my forthcoming book, Steel City Critic, in 2024 while waiting for edits on another book. The premise: a woman is falsely accused of a crime and the story about her — bitter, hysterical, scorned — hardens so fast that the t...
Noem. Bondi. Leavitt. And the Face That Doesn’t Move.
I got into a Love is Blind binge recently. Don’t judge! I write crime fiction. Studying human behavior in extremis is literally my job. Also, I couldn’t help myself after seeing this viral clip, which features an average dude telling a doct...
After the WaPo Bloodbath: Your Guide to the Renegade Journalists on Substack
On the heels of the WaPo layoffs (300 jobs cut on Feb 4, 2026, including books critic Ron Charles and much of the arts/culture coverage), I put together a list of people to read here on Substack.
MAGA to Women: Lighten Up—Or Shut Up
Trump told a reporter to smile when asking about the Epstein files. The GOP called it a joke.
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The most powerful woman in the room isn’t necessarily the noisiest. She’s the one who stopped asking permission. Dispatches from novelist LL Kirchner about underdogs, power, reputation, and the women who pay attention.
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