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Life advice, fun recommendations, and dating gossip — from Joanna Goddard and the Cup of Jo team.

Someone once said "I wait for your pages every morning as if they were the weather." // Here are my mornings for your inbox. // Some notes on motherhood, and dreams, and the feelings of things.

The Reset: Holistic Health & Slow Living

By Kate Eskuri

Your digital invitation to breathe deep, nourish yourself, and slow down ✨ Join me weekly-ish for holistic (and realistic) ideas on wellness, nourishing recipes, and intentional self-care.

A Lot On Her Plate

By Rosie Birkett

Easy but elevated recipes for family and friends, carefully curated recommendations and weekly dispatches from an award-winning British food writer and working mum living by the sea

The Shoulds by Francesca Specter

From Alonement author & podcaster Francesca Specter, an online publication examining the hidden rules & stories that shape our lives.

DOUBLE TAKE

By Colleen Crivello

Navigating modern love

The Rhubarb Society

By Tamsin

A curation of things that intrigue and inspire me. Powered by art, film, fashion, and nostalgia.

Feeling My Shelf

By Alexis Reliford

A bi-weekly newsletter about books, life, and well, life with books.

Open Water

By Wendy

Writings from Wendy Robinson

Insightful personal essays by Wendy Robinson, worth slowing down to read every word of.

- Leslie Stephens

Wallflower Chats

By Thao Thai

A newsletter digging into all the things that make us curious

Thao is one of the most observant, lyrical writers. Her newsletter is a must-subscribe gem!

- Leslie Stephens

So Many Thoughts

By Elizabeth Holmes

Musings on personal style, motherhood, the British Royal Family and more from the New York Times bestselling author of HRH: So Many Thoughts on Royal Style. Follow along on Instagram, too: @EHolmes

For Dear Life with Maggie Smith

A newsletter about writing & other things that make this life dear—from the poet, not the dame

curious times

By kelly johnson

Endlessly spinning delightfully complex thought webs about everything from Taylor Swift to existentialism

Keep Calm & Cook On

By Julia Turshen

a weekly newsletter to help you feel calm + empowered in your kitchen from a bestselling cookbook author <3

Heartbeat by Georgia Clark

A monthly author newsletter offering writing tips, pop culture recs, and secret peeks into the publishing process.

Escape with weekly romantic short-fiction.

- Leslie Stephens

Shit I Bought And Liked

By Priyanka Aribindi

The only shopping newsletter you actually want to read

Unparalleled recs, with a comedic edge. Happy to be a "shitter!"

- Leslie Stephens

Beyond

By Jane Ratcliffe

Intimate conversations with today's greatest heart-centered minds. Get insightful, exclusive interviews conducted by veteran interviewer and author Jane Ratcliffe.

Downtime by Alisha Ramos

Weekly culture & lifestyle recommendations, links worthy of the group chat, essays, and interviews. A newsletter about the little (and big) things we're doing to feel good these days.

Colu Cooks

By Colu Henry

Recipes, Recommendations and Other Musings.

Emma Straub's Newsletter

Bestselling novelist and bookstore owner Emma Straub has a lot to say, and this is where to read it.

Between a Rock and a Card Place

By Caroline Donofrio

A place to be human, together.

Amateur Hours

By Cake Zine

A dopamine-seeker's guide to the hobby renaissance

Monthly deep dives on baking/knittting/reading, etc.

- Leslie Stephens

Good Drinks

By Julia Bainbridge

Alcohol-Free Ones, for When You're Not Drinking for Whatever Reason

Julia Bainbridge is my go-to resource for N/A drinks (and one of my favorite food writers, period!).

- Leslie Stephens

Rich Text

By Claire & Emma

Cultural obsessions from your Internet BFFs Emma and Claire. You can sit with us.

Relatable cultural recommendations from two best friends.

- Leslie Stephens

Hung Up

By hunter harris

A newsletter about pop culture, music, movies, Succession, and Martin Scorsese not wearing his glasses anymore. Hung Up is essays, interviews, recommendations, reviews, gossip, line readings, love notes, cool stuff you want to share with your friends.