Substacks recommended by The Ignorant Ninja

Recommended by The Ignorant Ninja

Food, Music, & Magic.

Sanguine for a melancholic person. Anachronistic eccentric. Idiosyncratic (silent syncra). Fan of '90s/00s alt-rock. Can I say I value ideals over ideology, without engaging in sophisticated sophistry over casual casuistry? Who am I? Only time will tell.

Want to read semi-random observations by a young and extremely bright Shakespearean character? You'll be surprised by how much knowledge this person has accumulated already. Just imagine where she'll be in the near future.

- The Ignorant Ninja

i3utm’s Anarcho-Stack

How to get your SHEET together

By Maggie Jon

Podcast and articles by a life & health coach with ADHD with helpful tips to get your SHEET (Structure, Health, Environment, Emotions & Thoughts) together. Warning: expect strange analogies, silly jokes and some swearing thrown in.

Excellent advice for the neurodivergent on how to handle the challenges navigating ADHD

- The Ignorant Ninja

This Brave New World

By Courtney Waller

A newsletter that features personal essays on politics, religion, and grief, all while starting life over at age 45.

Very intelligent author with an understanding of grief as well as legal expertise.

- The Ignorant Ninja

Rachel’s Substack

By Rachel Baldes

My personal Substack

Emmanuel Goldstein’s Substack

Incoherent diatribes from the Fasciobolshevist establishment's wannabe chief archnemesis. Any questions?

Janet Goh Again

Sharing my experiences to help others eliminate fear.

Daily Movie Question

By Chris Mann

Movie lovers, unite. One question a day. Endless conversation.

This is a fun little publication where Chris asks your opinion on movies and might just quote you in a later follow up.

- The Ignorant Ninja

Very Observational with Adam Rockwell

Join Adam Rockwell for weekly story-driven essays and offbeat fiction. He attempts (and usually fails) to make sense of life. Sometimes funny. Sometimes unhinged. Always observational.

Make sure to give Adam's The Unexpected Exorcist series a read.

- The Ignorant Ninja

Drew’s Stories

By Drew Cumings-Peterson

I write fiction about technology, monsters that aren't monsters, some that are, dreams, and other things that confuse me. Subscribe (free or paid) and say hello.

Drew does these neat Rorschach test like inkblot picture things and you can guess at what they most look like. It's pretty fun!

- The Ignorant Ninja

Humbling the Narcissist

By Nur Nadar

Personal essays, life lessons, and exercises to help guide you through the ebbs and flows of our existence.

Nur has my family in an undisclosed location and every time I recommend his publication he sends me another finger. He promised me he'll send the rest once I start generating paid subscribers.

- The Ignorant Ninja

Lighthouse

By Alexander Semenyuk

Here you will find articles about faith, spirituality, family, psychology, as well as writing prompts, podcasts and videos. Come and engage in meaningful conversations dealing with our world and wellbeing.

A published author who offers an interesting mix of psychology, faith and random tangents.

- The Ignorant Ninja

Forest Van Slyke

By Forest’s Substack

This is the person who introduced me to Substack! They're a published author and has interesting and unique perspectives about navigating life through an autistic lens.

- The Ignorant Ninja

Smillew Top Hat Seminar

News, Tips, and Insider Info for the sophisticated members of the Smillew Top Hat Seminar Society

Oscar Ruto

Fiction // Faith // Fire Dark literary fiction. Weekly stories. No illusions.

This guy has a really neat gimmick where he takes a word from a Wikipedia article and turns it into a short story. Great writer who deserves some time in the spotlight.

- The Ignorant Ninja

Alchemy of a Journey

By Kert Lenseigne 🌱

Thoughts on “Becoming” through the five dimensions of being human. “We are spiritual beings on human journeys.” This is Soul work! This is how we cook our lives.

Continuing Ed — with Edward Snowden

By Edward Snowden — Continuing Ed

The world's most famous whistleblower writes from exile on the intersection of technology, humanity, and power.