Baseball. Poetry. James Finn Garner. A grand slam home run of a Substack for fans of all three.

- Arnie Bernstein

Humor served up by one of Chicago's funniest comic scribes. That's a high bar to clear. James Finn Garner sets that bar. Only the foolhard would dare try to top it and on such a consistent basis.

- Arnie Bernstein

Always written on a typewriter, always published from that typewriter, always engaging. A must for lovers of typewriters and typewritten writing.

- Arnie Bernstein

Unhooked from the digital, written from the heart of a true typewriter lover

- Arnie Bernstein

Christine Sneed's Substack feels like reporting from the frontlines of the writing life--because that's what it is. A must for all authors and other writers, as well as book mavens. Also, some of the funniest stuff on Substack, with great punchlines that punch when you least expect it.

- Arnie Bernstein

Smart writing about writing. An ongoing writer's journal that aims to inspire. Always a great read.

- Arnie Bernstein

The adventures of a Brit now living in Mexico, served up with good humor and wry observations. Plus smart advice about the business of business writing.

- Arnie Bernstein

Always a delight with great recommendations on what you should be reading and why. (Full disclosure: she recommended one of my books...but then again, Joy only recommends the best. Thanks, Joy!)

- Arnie Bernstein

Eve Barlow digs deep into the reality of Israel. Ignore the noise of social media memes and intimidating mobs with their empty-minded rhyming chants. Eve tells it like it is, from the ground up.

- Arnie Bernstein

If you love writers and typewriters like I love writers and typewriters, then TypeTown is your kind of place.

- Arnie Bernstein

All of humanity shares a common denominatior: from the moment we are born we begin to age. Don Akchin's The EndGame blows up the myths of what it means to "grow old" with thoughtful inside and good cheer.

- Arnie Bernstein