Substack's Talents - 2
Just look for the less visible star
I’ve met some incredible writers at Substack. Their work is compelling, exiting, and transformative—it makes you a better reader and a better writer. It feels like stepping into a space of raw, unfiltered talent, untouched by the constraints of the publishing market. A place where authentic creative madness thrives. Or at least it should. I’m not just talking about selling books or gaining followers. I’m talking about writers who follow the less visible star, those who create for the sake of creating. I don’t know how to explain it exactly, but as a reader, I’m not drawn to famous authors, I want to read authentic ones.
Of course, there are a lot of writers on Substack who only focus on promotion and sales, but that doesn’t matter. Because among them are the truly talented crazies—the ones who still talk to the stars.
My second reading list for you
If you’re interested in getting a better handle on quantum physics,
’s got your back. I know quantum physics can feel a bit overwhelming, but it’s not as distant as it seems, it’s all around us. It’s us:
Speaking of pure talent and amazement,
has to be on my list. I really like how she makes me connect with my emotions:
High level here… In the articles by
, there’s a lot of study, depth, curiosity, and passion. These guys are great:
Okay, let’s stop here. I’ll mention other good reads in my next post on this topic!
Thanks to all of you!
Michael
You’re too kind! Thanks a bunch! You make me want to write another essay on the KoH’s Code of Chivalry X)
I’m glad our studious nature, curiosity and passion shines through! As to depth, this is something of the utmost importance to us. Glad you think so Michael, and am grateful we made a list with so many amazing authors!
I am a familiar with a few of the publications listed including Katherine Elaine! Love her work. And I look forward to reading the work of the others you suggested Michael!