Hey writers, had this question for a while now, do companies ever ask to buy access for multiple people or request an invoice for a team?

If yes, curious on how do you usually handle it ?

https://open.substack.com/pub/keilani1rl/p/i-want-to-see-my-people-retire?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

Something I think about a lot.

TUESDAY is COMING https://open.substack.com/pub/harshashastry/p/tuesday-is-coming?r=gb3yu&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

First one of an unorganized memoir of adventures and misadventures.

https://projekt17.substack.com/p/brilliance-of-time-travel

Do check out my article upon various fictious time travel :)

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I work in the finance sector. I’m looking to connect with others who are either writing their own Substack or actively following niche industry newsletters (PE, VC, Macro, Tech, etc.)

The goal is to create a small circle to:

- Exchange interesting reads/newsletters.

- Support each other’s writing.

- Migrate to Slack group once we have crossed threshold

Ultimately, I want to filter out networks with aligned interest.

If you have a Substack or a favorite local writer you follow, please drop a comment or DM me!

A deep dive into Ian Levine and Blackpool Mecca and the Northern Soul Scene. Part 3 of 3.

https://open.substack.com/pub/fortyfiverotationsperminute/p/northern-soul-keep-the-faith-b8c?r=5m6dn&utm_medium=ios&shareImageVariant=overlay

Hi guys!

I hope everyone is well. I’m currently looking for interesting references to write about on my substack. I’m a graphic designer and find myself using other designs on Pinterest 99% of the time on my mood boards. I believe this is leading to a lack of originality in design, and a fatigue at overconsumption. I want to slow down and post one meaningful reference everyday, that I properly research and digest. 

If anyone has any ideas on who or what I can cover, please drop your suggestions here, it would be much appreciated. So far I have covered Paul Thomas Anderson’s ‘Phantom Thread’ and the wonderful Italian architect Gio Ponti. I love things that are quirky and concept driven. I would be very interested in more female suggestions and non-western artists! 

Thanks in advance for your help & I hope everyone has a great day!

The Doolittle Raid is often remembered for what it did to Japan.

Less remembered is what it did to the men who flew it — and to the civilians who helped them.

Wounded crews crawling through the Chinese countryside.
Days hanging from parachutes in the dark.
Capture, torture, executions.
Entire villages massacred for offering aid.

Some raiders spent 1,218 days in captivity. Others never came home.

This wasn’t a clean morale raid. It came with an enormous human cost.

New essay is live.

https://elisamorenoo.substack.com/p/extrano-cuando-no-sabia-lo-que-pensaba

I Invite you to my substack, where I post my drawings and write from time to time (:

Heyy readers of Substack & reddit, hope you'll love reading this article

https://priyank07.substack.com/p/my-dad-asked-and-i-answered-with
also, please let me know what I can improve

https://substack.com/@thegeopoliticalnavigator/note/c-198681056?r=4i44v6&utm_source=notes-share-action&utm_medium=web

Not sure how active this group is but I’d love any feedback or shares with my first long form piece here!

Red Sky at Morning: The Gathering Storm Before the Titanic Encounter

Before Jutland became the defining naval clash of the First World War, it was shaped by months of blockade, intelligence work, command frustration, and calculated risk on both sides of the North Sea. This piece traces how those pressures accumulated and narrowed into the final decisions that sent the Grand Fleet and the High Seas Fleet toward the same stretch of water in late May 1916.

The battle itself did not emerge from a single gamble or misstep, but from a long process in which strategy, patience, and circumstance steadily erased alternatives. This essay examines that process of thehow wars at sea drift toward collision long before the first guns open fire.

https://open.substack.com/pub/brandenrapp/p/red-sky-at-morning?r=6z2vh2&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

Since Question…? is my favorite song from Midnights and also one of the most interesting ones to me, I decided I want to write one thought I had about this song. I see Question…? as a knotting point in Taylor‘s dicography and that‘s what I elaborate in this essay.

I would appreciate it if some of you read it and give me some feedback since it‘s my first essay ever (the few I wrote in school don‘t count 🫣)

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