Substacks recommended by GG Renee Hill

Recommended by GG Renee Hill

Highlighting BIPOC writers and content creators, from the organizers of Locked In.

Writing ourselves back to the center. Celebrating & centering the parenting and personal narratives of the Global Majority since 2015.

Literary Liberation

By Sherisa

A community of artists, writers, and activists across multiple creative concentrations working towards our collective liberation. Stay radical.

What Binds Us Together

By E. Nichole

“We cannot truly tell what we consider to be our own histories without knowing the other stories. And often we discover that those other stories are actually our own stories.” — Angela Davis

Take Care by Melissa Kimble

By Melissa

A weekly newsletter that puts the overall wellness of creative thinkers, artists, bridge builders, designers, visionaries, writers, scholars, keepers, students and other advocates of Black creativity, first.

From the Desk of Ashley M. Coleman

Musings on writing, life, and culture.

Finding the Right Words

By Jolie Doggett

A Substack and podcast all about journaling and self discovery. There's no right or wrong way to journal, you just have to find the right words.

I invited Jolie Doggett to be a guest speaker for my creative community knowing that she shared our passion for the written word. It turns out that she is also a master facilitator. She was organized, generous, and a joy to work with. Not only did she walk us through thought-provoking prompts, she facilitated an engaging discussion, making everyone feel seen and heard, which created an enriching experience for us all. I can't wait to work with her again in the future.

- GG Renee Hill

here comes the sun

By Ashleigh Vaughn

a space for me to house my musings about my lived experiences and bipolar disorder.

I Write Hard Things

By Karen Wesley

Writer, mother, ocean lover. I Write Hard Things are stories of an unexpected life raising black, autistic sons while in the institution (marriage). Come along on my healing journey. Let's learn life in the second half together.

WRBW

By Tara Jefferson

A newsletter exploring what it means to be a WELL RESTED BLACK WOMAN, ahead of the release of my upcoming title, BLOOM HOW YOU MUST

Words, As Fruit.

By ẹniafẹ isis

a harvesting of reflections, thoughts and healings, from writer Ẹniafẹ isis.

Imagine That

By Carmen D. Harris

"You'd make a great break up coach" here are the love notes and lessons after a good cry

Write On Kiah

A hub for aspiring writers and bloggers seeking to grow their craft and business.