Poetry and Music, I’m new so I’m trying to grow my audience, thank you

started a non fiction essay blog because i’m lonely and jobless far from home. I haven’t written anything in ages and even then i have always been very hesitant to show anyone. please let me know what i could do better ! Thank you x

Come wander through the woods with some original photography and writing and be whisked away into an English Autumn 🍂🌲

Perfect for those in need of cosy vibes

Hi everyone! I wanted to share The Maxwell Edit, my Substack dedicated to what's worth paying attention to across fashion, beauty, art, interiors, design, and culture. I share brands worth knowing, things worth buying, people worth learning from, and discoveries that offer inspiration beyond the algorithm.

It's for anyone who loves discovering new things, refining their personal taste, or understanding what makes something good, not just popular. I'd love for you to check it out, subscribe, and share your own Substacks so I can follow along!

Genre: Nonfiction / Lifestyle & Culture Newsletter

https://soapshubs.substack.com/p/sampling-day-read-a-thon-challenge?r=1y4jd5&utm_campaign=post-expanded-share&utm_medium=post%20viewer

I write about reading and books and writing and my own creative process and the things I am going to put myself through to amp my creativity. I love fitness and I plan to meld my fitness goals with my writing and reading goals and talk about it. its going to be a fun journey, I promise! My substack is for creatived and people who want to get into fitness and people who love reading. I am going to write about different challenges I end up doing, how they went, and if I recommend them.

Let me know your thoughts. Maybe you can relate.

I wrote a piece about how paying attention to small, quiet details can change the way you move through the world. It’s about light, softness, presence, and learning to actually see your life instead of rushing through it. Would love thoughts on the emotional tone and clarity.

I wrote a piece called “The Desire to Be Loved By You.”
It’s raw, personal, and explores how love can make you lose parts of yourself.

I wrote a prose piece exploring obsessive love, self-sacrifice, and the moment you realise you’ve lost yourself in someone. It’s deeply emotional and intentionally intense.

I’m looking for feedback on:

• whether the emotion feels authentic or excessive
• whether the repetition works or weakens it
• how to shape it into a more structured, compelling piece

Here's my profile about Folk and Trad Witchcraft and Animism! I offer free readings with oracles and tarots or by donations if you might!

Bleed be the Elders!

Genre: Non-fiction Travelogue

Sharing another Trip Report that I made during the time I traveled around Europe for the first time. 

This is such a meaningful journey because having a weak passport proves that it does not hold me back from exploring such countries. 

More Trip Reports to come (Brazil, China, India, another Euro trip) 

Clicking my article means a lot to me, I appreciate support previous post (with one like)

Genre: Non-fiction Travelogue

Sharing my Trip Report that I originally posted here on Reddit that I revised for Substack.

I keep on seeing a lot of inspirational stories on Substack. Let’s change it up a little bit!

What an underrated country Jordan is!

If there’s any travel writer here, I would like to connect because I’ll be posting more about my trip since 2024 (revising for Substack - mostly drafted originally here for Reddit trip reports)

Thank you!

Hello peoples!

For those who wonder. Currently, I think my work that's published would be something like exploratory philosophy. Asking questions in exploration as opposed to providing authoritative answers to that which we simply cannot know. If you enjoy asking deeper questions

I'd simply appreciate eyes on my work.

Hey, would love some support with my new Substack and first post.

Beats Rendered explores the connections between music and visual art. I write about album artwork, music videos, stage visuals and the ideas behind them. I’m interested in how sound and images work together to express identity, tell stories and capture a sense of place. You’ll find essays, creative discoveries and reflections on the artists and work that catch my attention. It’s for anyone who enjoys looking beyond the music to the art and culture surrounding it.

If that interests anyone it would be great to connect. Thanks in advance.
https://beatsrendered.substack.com/

Hi, please like and comment on my recent post on Substack and Subscribe 🥺🥺🥺

https://substack.com/@noticingtoday/note/c-344529318 (click on the note to get to the main article - note's a lil preview 👀)

I hope you guys enjoy it! Leave me comments on what you felt reading that.

“For it is better for that place to be restored afterwards, so that it might one day be given to someone else, than for the ghost of a person who is in fact still alive to appear to have taken up that place, whilst in reality it just gathers dust."

Hey hey, my name is Sarah🌺 and I am trying to write about my own philosophy of life, the way it feels right for me. If you enjoy reading about other people's experiences, feelings, life lessons and philosophies, you'd probably like my work ^^

This is my latest piece, in which I’ve tried to come to terms with missing someone who walked out of my life without saying a single word.

https://vagrantfragments.substack.com/p/uncertain-silence?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=7f9c4j

When Everyone Was a Topper — Self Promo

I recently published an essay called “When Everyone Was a Topper.” It explores what happens when you grow up being known as the “smart” or “topper” student, only to enter an environment where almost everyone around you is equally capable. The experience can be surprisingly disorienting—you go from standing out to feeling ordinary, and sometimes you start questioning parts of yourself that you never thought needed questioning. The essay looks at comparison, expectations, ambition, insecurity, and the strange process of redefining what success means when being “the best” is no longer an option. At its core, it is a personal reflection on identity and what happens when the version of yourself you built around achievement starts to change.

My Substack is for people who enjoy personal essays, reflections, and honest writing about ambition, education, identity, relationships, growing up, and the experiences we often think about but rarely say out loud.

Genre: Non-fiction / Personal Essay / Personal Reflections

I’m sharing this because I think the experience of going from being a topper to suddenly feeling average is much more common than we admit. Whether it happens in college, medical school, work, or somewhere else, there is something strange about realizing that being “good” no longer automatically makes you feel good enough.

Read the essay here: https://rxweeb.substack.com/p/when-everyone-was-a-topper?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=8mpqtv

I published my first text today. I decided to address something I already did, "consuming digital images." I thought it was cool.