the braid

The outlet to discuss my thoughts on things, whether that be those more related to my personal life, or a more objective view on world events.

Join me as I share a drawing a week for one year in an attempt to rekindle the joy of creating. Includes random musings on inspiration, motivation and how to keep pouring from your creative cup even when it feels like there's a hole in it.

yes, we thread our dreams to the sky.

Dispatches and digests from Erin Boyle. Very rarely about tea.

At Capacity is a newsletter for people who bite off more than they can chew and then keep chewing anyway.

Culture, media, politics and parenting. Oh, did someone say pick a lane? Adorable.

I write about how and why we keep going. Stories, meditations, and hard-won wisdom from my heart to yours.

Jenny Mollen Biggs and Diablo Cody take turns asking each other personal questions. It's sort of like truth or dare where you can only pick truth.

Weekly nonserious reports on whatever's going on in my head—and recommendations for things you might enjoy.

poetry • pottery • paper cuts ✏️🏺✂️

It's me, Kate Schatz, bringing you brief profiles and interviews with very cool people whose impactful work gives me—and others!—hope, inspiration, and joy. I love what they're doing, and I hope you will too.

Perspectives on womanhood, sexuality, relationships, aging, marriage, divorce, spirituality, consciousness and mental wellness.

The Days are Long . . .

Musings + prompts to provoke, empower and inspire your path to sovereignty, whole-hearted living, and radical creative unleashing.

Essays, conversations, and criticism on books, culture, and feminism. Also a new writing group for founding subscribers.

A newsletter where we can be curious about everything.

Comitragic cogitations on a brazenly eclectic range of topics, including perimenopause, parenting, writing, mortality, excess tupperware, and failing at mindfulness

Writing that boldly disregards normal restraints.

A newsletter on sex, pop culture, and feminism.

Advice and wisdom from Heather Havrilesky, published since 2012 (formerly at The Awl and NY Magazine). Paid subscribers receive twice weekly posts on how to navigate our broken world with compassion, realism, and an open heart.

Written from a journalist in a red state, this newsletter is personal, political, sometimes funny and always raises hell.

Every weekday, two hours of music that's perfect for working (no vocals).

A newsletter about creating a new life after 50, after marriage, after kids, and after publishing. So sick of learning and growing I could barf. Making you think, cry, laugh, and feel. Read me, won’t you?