The Literary Edit
Lucy Pearson, Farrah @Substack, Daisy Buchanan, Olivia Muenter, Hanako Footman, Clover Stroud, Helen Russell, Jennie GodfreyA newsletter for people who love reading—because life's too short for bad books.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 128 | Subscribers | Read | theliteraryedit.substack.com |
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Award-winning book blogger, writer, bibliotherapist, library curator and reading retreat host. Total book bore. Prosecco fiend.
Dog mad, garden freak who likes to overshare the good and bad. In another life, I used to edit ELLE & Cosmo.
I'm the founder of the Creative Confidence Clinic, providing support for writers. Books include INSATIABLE, CAREERING, LIMELIGHT, PITY PARTY, READ YOURSELF HAPPY ! I host chart topping lit podcast You're Booked. ALL GROWN UP coming soon
Writer, reader, etc.
\ud83e\ude9e ~ Actor of much ~ Director of Emiko Jones ~ Author of Mongrel ~ \ud83e\ude9e
I write about the way life feels, and explore themes including creativity, motherhood, imperfectionism, grief, sobriety, sex, joy and my loathing of cooking supper every night.
Author of The Year of Living Danishly, How to Raise a Viking & Laura Clark Is Away from Her Desk (out July!). Writing about what makes a good life around the world. Ex Marie Claire & Guardian. Currently herding 3 small people & a new book about hope
Author of No.1. Sunday Times Bestseller, and USA Today Bestseller, The List of Suspicious Things and Sunday Times bestseller The Barbecue at Number 9 (out in US in April 2027)
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