Substacks recommended by Doughnuts for Breakfast with Laura Price

Recommended by Doughnuts for Breakfast with Laura Price

The Honest Editor

By Phoebe Morgan

Behind the books: how publishing works

FOUND LDN

Quality recommendations and actionable intel about London and surrounds, from the team that started Eater and Curbed.

Excellent reccos for London restaurants and more

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Food and Fiction with Sophie Morris

By Food and fiction with Sophie Morris

Writing for fans of food and fiction

Hello out there...

By Sophie Austin

Stories, Rituals, Walking, Wildness

DAYLIGHT by Elizabeth Day

Things I like that you might like too.

IN SERVICE

By Gemma Bell & Company

News, insight and musings from our world of hospitality.

Onwards and Sideways! By Sophia Money-Coutts

A newsletter about the silliness of (my) life, featuring everyday mishaps, telly, books, bad jokes and perhaps occasional observations about the Royal family (how DOES she get her hair so shiny etc). Cerebral stuff like that.

Joie De Vivre

By Lisa Dawson

An edit by me, Lisa Dawson, of interior loves, vintage finds, easy recipes, travel, thoughts and things that make me happy. Author of Resourceful Living.

Lisa is my absolute go-to for design and interiors inspiration and general joy. She's such a tremendous creative talent and all-round wonder woman!

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Nobody Wanted This

By Lauren Bravo

I pitched it, they rejected it, I wrote it anyway.

My Heart in My Two Hands

By Helen Skelton

Trying to live well and die well at the same time.

Freelance Writing Jobs

By Sian Meades-Williams

Helping writers earn millions of pounds in commissions since 2018. Calls for pitches, creative submissions, freelance and part-time writing jobs. All UK-based. Compiled by Sian Meades-Williams.

My personal Substack

A newsletter for people who feel a lot

For the Curious

By Alice-May Purkiss

We’re all looking for answers about how to live in this wild and wonderful world. 'For the Curious' explores some of the questions I'm asking and the answers I'm finding along my way.

Creative Confidence Clinic

By Daisy Buchanan

A community for writers at every stage of their journey

Books + Bits

By Pandora Sykes

A Pandora's Box of books and culture recs

Things That Make My Heart Sing by Melissa Hemsley

By Melissa Hemsley feelgood food

A food and life journal of comfort & joy by best-selling cookbook author, sustainability champion and mental health ambassador, Melissa Hemsley

Off the Page by Libby Page

Books, writing and life, by Sunday Times bestselling author Libby Page

Libby's newsletters are like a cosy, warm hug that inspire me to keep writing!

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Well Well Well with Rosamund Dean

A useful & irreverent wellness cheat sheet, by a British journalist, breast cancer survivor and sceptical optimist

The Disabled Feminist

By Lydia Wilkins

Collected essays, interviews & lists at the intersection of the disability rights movement & fourth wave feminism.

In Writing with Hattie Crisell

A life raft for writers at sea

The Hyphen by Emma Gannon

✨ a cosy online space for curious readers ✨ from Sunday Times Bestselling author Emma Gannon. On books, work, wellbeing & creativity. 5th literature Substack globally. "One of Britain’s most prominent Substack writers" —The Times

My Goodness! From Jo Elvin

What it says on the tin. Things that bring me joy, shared with you

Things Worth Knowing with Farrah Storr

By Farrah @Substack

A smart new corner of the internet to talk fashion, feelings and creativity with the former editor-in-chief of ELLE & Cosmopolitan. Plus join my invite-only community. We're nice...I promise.

Juice by Bolu Babalola

a cornucopia of musings on pop-culture and life

Well Read with Anna Bonet

The bi-monthly book recommendation newsletter.

Podcast Marketing Magic

By Lauren Passell

Making a beautiful show is only half the battle. How do you get people to listen to it?

The truth about everything*

By The Guyliner

Essays on TV, pop, the media, celebrities, and the crushing reality of twenty-first century existence. I slide into your inbox with the grace of a cow rollerblading down the steps of Leicester Square Tube station.