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Designed to hold space for writers seeking independence and autonomy in their careers, the Austen pathway is founded upon the principles embodied by the great author herself.
Learn about the real lives behind classic modern authors, such as Jane Austen and Charles Dickens, as Mariella shares details about their lives and times not usually focused on in their biographies.
Nathen's most recent book, 'Sons of Prophecy', shares the backdrop of one of the most famous dynasties to sit on the English throne, the Tudor family. On Substack, he shares the work that went into his book, extra tidbits, plus opportunities to hear him speak in person.
Elin writes powerfully and compassionately about life through the perspective of a mother. Her words are beautiful and often just what I need to hear. Oh, and she’s also really lovely to chat to in the comments 🥰
Amy shares all things English late medieval royal history, with a focus on the elements often left unsaid. She has a passion for the underdog, applying this to characters usually afforded a central role, yet showing how they have been maligned or their reputations sullied over time.
Aimée creates connection beautifully by sharing posts on slow and gentle living, connecting with the seasons across the year. Her seasonal 'could-do' lists encourage a turn back towards a more historical way of living, one that our ancestors might have recognised as they foraged and worked with the seasons.
Patrik's monthly photo challenges are a brilliant way to practise creativity whilst drawing on the collective experience of other photographers across Substack. His posts bring together a diverse array of people, from the very amateur to the very professional.
Sparkle on Substack shares the nuts and bolts of creating our own unique, standout spaces on this platform. Claire also has a real gift for connecting with others on here: she is outstanding on Notes and in comments!
Do you want a history newsletter that turns stereotypes of the late medieval and early modern periods on their heads? 15th Century Feminist has you covered, diving into topics such as gender and race during periods not usually associated with diversity.
All things simple living, Jessica has been hugely influential for me as a writer, rekindling my creative spark.
