Substacks recommended by Tembe Denton-Hurst

Recommended by Tembe Denton-Hurst

Tiny Violences is about the ruptures, frictions, abuses, and even victories that happen along the way to finding belonging.

Gumshoe

By Harling Ross Anton

Unraveling the mystery of personal taste.

Book Gossip

What the literati are really thinking.

Black Music and Black Muses

By Harmony Holiday

Music writing that is not restricted by the demands, wishes, and timelines of the music industry. Writing, not advertising. Love, not a battle of the brands.

A Sunday Journal

By Jesica Elise

Clothes communicate. Say the right thing.

Hung Up

By hunter harris

Movies, tv, the celebrity industrial complex, and personal pop culture obsessions. Delivered twice a week to your inbox, written by Hunter Harris.

Martha’s Monthly

By Martha Adams

A newsletter that makes reading the world more accessible than ever.

À La Carte

By Ali LaBelle

À La Carte is a newsletter by creative director Ali LaBelle that explores creativity, curiosity, and inspiration.

Teniade Topics

By Marion Teniade

essays, musings, rankings, ratings

is everyone okay?

By Alexandria Williams

an exploration of intimacy

Frontal Lobe

Welcome to Frontal Lobe: A digital “yappository” about all of my foremost thoughts and intrigues. Written by Yaminah Mayo

Pull Focus

By Shannon Maldonado

Tangents on Movies, Music Videos, Color Inspiration, Interiors and Things I Obsess About by Shannon Maldonado

Hello Bobbie

By Stephanie Pérez-Gurri

raising my two sons and my inner child at the same time

No Ordinary Love

An anthology of real Hinge love stories almost never told. Written from the perspective of each partner by Upasna Barath, Hunter Harris, William Rayfet Hunter, Tomasz Jedrowski, and Jen Winston.

I always say love in real life is way messier than they show in the movies — from imperfect beginnings to surprise pairings. I loved the first round of stories so I’m excited to see Hinge bring their No Ordinary Love series to Substack.

- Tembe Denton-Hurst

Ridiculous Little Things

By Tahirah Hairston

A newsletter about taste and the root of our desires. Ridiculous Little Things is essays, interviews, guides, and recommendations to make us think more deeply about the minutiae.