The Storyletter | Winston Malone

Recommended by Winston Malone

Ballads of the Distant Reaches

Ballads of the Distant Reaches is an anthology of illustrated fantasy short stories.

Arjun’s Newsletter

By Arjun Agarwal

A newsletter for people who wish to tell and read stories while running big businesses

The Intrinsic Perspective

By Erik Hoel

Bridging the two cultures of science and the humanities

Stories of the Future

By Adam Sidwell

Science Fiction. Game Development. Fantasy. The Metaverse. Writing. Technology. Stories, Myths, and Legends. Across All of Space and Time and Technology. The Long-Ago and Yet-To-Be.

Fictionistas

By Jackie Dana

Fictionistas is a community for fellow fiction writers on Substack

Tales of Havek

By Winston Malone

Explore Havek, an immersive world created by Winston Malone. Read serialized science fiction and fantasy stories in your inbox or the app, as well as lore entries for characters, creatures, and Havek’s expansive history.

Stories From Another Realm

By Anthony Lora

Micro and flash fiction for readers looking to fit more stories in between the busy parts of their lives.

Great short fiction that resonates with you long after you’ve finished reading!

- Winston Malone

Strange New Worlds

By John Coon

Original short fiction, poetry, and random thoughts on writing and publishing from author John Coon.

3 Worlds / 3 Moons

By 3W/3M

THREE WORLDS. THREE MOONS. A concept universe created by Mike del Mundo, Jonathan Hickman, and Mike Huddleston.

Kindling

By Shaina Read

Exploring strange stories, horror fiction, books worth burning, and trying to write a few of my own.

Life in the Real World

By Karen Davis

Reflections on nature and life

The Problematic Pen

By J.M. Elliott

Dedicated to uncomfortable truths and uncompromising fiction, J.M. Elliott shares reflections on ancient history, frank discussion on writing and publishing, and a serial historical novel set among the Scythian nomads of the ancient Ukrainian Steppe.

Lamp Post in the Marsh

By Daniel W. Davison

Speculative fiction by Daniel W. Davison

Daniel is currently one of my favorite writers. His characters feel real and his stories leave you pondering them long after you finish. If you're a fan of magical realism and mind-bending tales, then I highly recommend his Substack.

- Winston Malone

Next Draft with Diane Hatz

A newsletter for creatives searching inward. Current focus: an entertaining analysis of the symbolism in Hatz's book Rock Gods & Messy Monsters as well as info on the craft of writing and indie publishing. Free and paid.