Substacks recommended by Tsh Oxenreider

Recommended by Tsh Oxenreider

"Lore, Laugh, Lord of the Rings" is the unofficial motto of this weekly, often humorous, sometimes earnest, always genuine "2023 Substack Featured Publication" concerning hobbits, faith, and culture by a lifelong Tolkien fan. Subscribe & get a FREE eBook!

Joy Clarkson

By Joy Marie Clarkson ☀️

Things that I, Joy Clarkson, am thinking about.

The Courage to Live It

By Shawn Smucker

"If you're lucky enough to find a way of life you love, you have to find the courage to live it." John Irving, A Prayer for Owen Meany

Shawn channels his inner Steinbeck to chronicle the time-honored process of crafting a novel.

- Tsh Oxenreider

MILLER’S BOOK REVIEW 📚

By Miller’s Book Review 📚

Celebrating All Things Literary

Joel catalogs the books he reads and, in process, adds more to my TBR stack.

- Tsh Oxenreider

SLANT LETTER

By Stephanie Duncan Smith

A newsletter on writing craft and style—from an editor in publishing who believes in the spiritual practice of the creative process.

If you want to write — or even simply find your voice — Stephanie is a kind companion and cheerleader.

- Tsh Oxenreider

Letters from a Catholic Feminist

By The Catholic Feminist

For Catholic women who want to be inspired, informed, + intentional.

Claire writes like your whip-smart friend: she gets you thinking but never makes you feel dumb.

- Tsh Oxenreider

Young at Heart

By Nicole Bennett

a newsletter about books, reading, & writing (mostly related to middle grade and YA books, but also sometimes about the library, my life, and things that bring us a feeling of youthful joy) from Nicole Bennett, a MG/YA writer & k-6 librarian

Luke Burgis Newsletter

Pursuing the mysterium tremendum et fascinans and writing at the intersection of philosophy, culture, art, technology, and religious wisdom.

The Examine

By Seth Haines

The Examine is a reader-supported exploration of curiosity. Here, I explore the world through fiction, non-fiction, and the occasional photograph.

Seth uses his voice to help us look at the world like him, though a sacramental lens.

- Tsh Oxenreider