SmallStack
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| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 29 | Subscribers | Read | smallstack.substack.com |
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The Stay Small Recipe: How to bake a community of readers
We here at SmallStack proclaim that small is beautiful. In fact, it’s baked right into our name! Yet how many of us in this wonderful community want to serve up our creations to a cookie-sized readership?
SmallTalk #6 – Failure
Failure is such a loaded word. Many of us fear it, and we have all had to face it in our lives. We shared a post about failure with you yesterday, and in this space we hope to discuss those feelings around failure openly and with community ...
When we fail
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Beyond questions big and small
This week’s guest post comes from Sarah Sadie. Sarah arrived on the Substack scene earlier this year, and brought her whole self (plus parts unknown) to her writing. Her essay ponders the all-too-common tension of nurturing the smallness of...
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I write about the deep inner wisdom born from travel and journeying into the deepest parts of oneself. Croissants are always involved. Based in Portland, OR\ud83c\udf32 (and one day, somewhere else).
Sarah Cook (she / they) is an Autistic writer, creative mentor, and writing coach. Her words live at the intersection of neurodivergence, creativity, and the more-than-human world. Special interests include bugs and game shows.
I'm a writer who daylights as a marketing consultant. Creativity is a human right. Cat pictures are always welcome.
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Hi. Bios confuse me, but I'll figure it out. In the meantime: oppression sucks. Resist it. Leverage what privilege you have to push back. My current special interest (did I mention I'm Autistic?) is turtles. For now, social justice and turtles.
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Author of 5 novels and 100+ essays, stories, and book reviews. Memoir in progress. Born in the Netherlands, lived in Paris, married an American, and in love with Japan. Mindful nomad, slow-traveling the world. Dreams of being a rebel.
Erin Michaela Sweeney is managing editor of Inlandia Institute’s literary journal. She writes, speaks, and teaches about the healing potential of mindful creative self-expression, loves her child unconditionally, and humbly serves Rexi the cat queen.
Writing about writing (particularly thrillers/crime) by an award-winning writer, wildlife and wilderness. Serialising a nature memoir.
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The myriad esoteric jobs that follow a degree in literature. Strayed to Iraq to volunteer with genocide survivors. More school to study terrorism and human rights. Now investigates US spending in Taliban-controlled Afghanistan. (And writes stuff.)
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