Substacks recommended by Eli Grober

Recommended by Eli Grober

Vintage Home Decor

By Corinne Caputo

I spend a lot of time on Etsy and eBay browsing vintage pieces. I can't buy it all, but you should!

Subscribing to this newsletter is the only way to shop (and also to live).

- Eli Grober

The JewsLoveTrees Newsletter

By Tobin Mitnick

Mostly trees, okay?

Consistently great writing about two things I know very little about: trees, and life.

- Eli Grober

Amran Gowani's Field Research

Author Amran Gowani's personal publication, featuring humor essays, cultural and political satire, flash fiction, parenting riffs, gonzo journalism, and other delights from life's rich pageant.

Extra Evil

By Dennard Dayle

The wasteland's best satire. Dennard Dayle's incriminating newsletter, featuring humor too hot for sane outlets. A vassal state of SeeMoreEvil.com and mandatory reading in 49 states.

Dennard is the voice of a generation. Unfortunately, it's the final generation. Truly great satire.

- Eli Grober

Zoe Sees

By Zoe Si

Words & Cartoons by Zoe Si

Zoe makes giant ideas feel funny and relatable, and makes the smallest of life's moments feel inviting and, at times, truly grand. A must-read.

- Eli Grober

Seeing Things

By Liza Donnelly

New and unpublished drawings and thoughts for people who want to see more of life, from a New Yorker cartoonist. Drawings, cartoons, words, live drawing, process, more...

Liana’s Newsletter

By Liana Finck

A weekly selection of drawings by New Yorker cartoonist and matador Liana Finck, sent out on Wednesdays. Paid subscribers will also get a Sunday email of autobiographical comics, process drawings, and other behind-the-scenes things.

Liana's style, vision, and humor are singular. Think, feel, and laugh your way through her drawings. You won't regret it. Unless you really don't like to think, feel, and laugh. Then I don't know what to do for you.

- Eli Grober

Situation Normal

By Michael Estrin

Stories for people who enjoy humor with a side of humanity and a dash of insight

Michael takes life and cuts it up into delicate, tasty slices. Then he eats the rind, so we don't have to. Great nonfiction writing.

- Eli Grober

The American Bystander's Viral Load

By Michael Gerber

Funny writing from The American Bystander, "the world's best print humor magazine."

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Recommended by Eli Grober