Substacks recommended by Jan Peppler

Recommended by Jan Peppler

On life in an Italian hill town, language, travel, writing, and books

Cheryl captured me with her essay, "How Not to Expat," and has held me captive ever since. Lovely and informative descriptions of what living in Italy is really like.

- Jan Peppler

The Art of Enchantment, with Dr Sharon Blackie

New writing from the award-winning author and psychologist. A gathering place for lovers of myth, fairy tales and depth psychology, exploring the mysteries of the psyche and the enchanted life.

The Recovering Academic

By Joshua Doležal

Notes on life after academe with exclusive interviews, essays, and craft resources.

A Considerable Age

By Alice Goldbloom

Widely authentic stories delivered to you every Sunday morning.

A wonderful collection of voices

- Jan Peppler

Rob Brezsny's Astrology Newsletter

Horoscopes, tender rants, and lyrical excitements

The Poverty Trap: Why The Poor Stay Poor In America

By Joan DeMartin

The Politics And Policy Choices that Create a Cycle of Economic, Racial and Environmental Inequality...and What We Can Do To Change It.

Joan covers things I care deeply about, which have everything to do with home.

- Jan Peppler

Journeys and Jottings

By Lakshmi Sharath

A newsletter about people, stories, travel, and experiences. We will talk about sustainability and inspiration, mindfulness and gratitude but mostly it will be about conversations on everyday life and ordinary people living extraordinary lives.

seventysomething

By Susie Kaufman

memory, aging in amazement, the inner life

The Story Birds

A community for those who love stories.

Wise and entertaining fables that are still relevant today.

- Jan Peppler

Home is a Changeling

By Ashleigh Ellsworth-Keller

When home isn't easily defined as one place or another but possibly everything at once.

Eaten by a Fish

By Rohini Chowdhury

Indian literature from the Vedas to the present

Letters from an American

By Heather Cox Richardson

A newsletter about the history behind today's politics.

Home has a lot to do with history and the stories we tell. This professor reports on current events using historical context to help us make sense of it all.

- Jan Peppler

Post-Nomad

By Russell Max Simon

✍️ Finding meaning by staying in place 🏠

Especially for anyone who likes rock-climbing, kite-surfing, and travel!

- Jan Peppler

Finding Home

Recommended by Jan Peppler