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You own your mailing list, subscriber payments, and IP. If you decide to leave, you’ll take what you’ve built with you.

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Listen to this interview and you will know how we build Substack.

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You can find it here. I hope you love it as much as i do and that we can read along and compare notes together: orwell.substack.com

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He is publishing a little book you might of heard of called Down and Out in Paris and London.

George Orwell just joined Substack.

Substack has an incredible new podcast hosted by Hamish McKenzie - just listen

For those writers, authors and anyone else who feels like the culture might have forgotten their words exist- there is hope. And, more crucially, a big audience. As Tim Lott writes in this brilliant piece theguardian.com/books/2022/oct…

We’ve been living with the internet for 30 yrs now, but we’re only beginning to understand how it's conditioning our minds. Hundreds of years from now, people will look back on us with curiosity & pity.

(I’m about to announce a podcast. This is a thread.)

Where have all the teenagers gone? Why do none of them appear to have Saturday jobs anymore? Pretty sure I learned most of my vital life skills folding jumpers at Jigsaw
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.RSPCA (England & Wales) on the lookout for homes for Britain's loneliest pups 🐕

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As I start to wind down my Instagram, I've been thinking a lot about the power of small communities over the might of vast follower counts and why in times of crisis something smaller, deeper and more connected feels right farrah.substack.com/p/who-wants-fo…

Learning Hour: How To Get Published in Magazines on Things Worth Knowing with Farrah Storr farrah.substack.com/p/learning-hou…

When I first joined Substack back in 2018, it was kind of hard to explain what product category we were competing in.

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Come join my writing group and learn everything I know about writing, pitching, and the best snacks to eat whilst you're putting off said writing
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I wrote a little thing about the awkwardness of telling people I write about disability, and how nice it is when strangers engage with this work

Thanks again to Farrah Storr, Hannah Ray and everyone at the Substack London writers' meet up
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