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Emma Watson Joined Substack, and my English Teacher Told Me Life’s Unfair (opens the original)
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When I saw that Emma Watson had joined Substack, I was genuinely excited.It wasn’t because I’m particularly invested in celebrities; my friend group has a consensus that I apparently “live under a rock” when it comes to pop culture. It was because she was one of the few celebrities I was actually interested in hearing from. Emma Watson was someone whose face I’d plastered across my desk and tablets as wallpaper, someone I genuinely looked up to even after my Harry Potter obsession waned.What wou
Help, I’m In A Rabbit Hole Again: Another Medieval Rabbit Hole I Stumbled Into While Researching (opens the original)
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Why is it that nearly every time I’m supposed to write something, I get sidetracked? I can’t even get mad at myself, because the things I found were so interesting! This wasn’t even my first time doing this—I have already chronicled this in a series of posts way back in January. Evidently, this has become a habit of mine. Nevertheless, let me set the stage onto what might be one of the most outlandish (yet, surprisingly, the most well-documented) tales I’ve come across:Lincoln, England. Septembe
Submissions Open: Issue III of the Bi-Monthly Newsletter (opens the original)
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You might all know by now that I host a recurring bi-monthly newsletter on Evie’s Diaries where everyone can contribute and submit their works. (If not, I refer you to the first and second issues of it).Now, I’m very pleased to announce the theme and submission guidelines for issue three. This is perhaps the most thought I’
How To Be A Writer and A Publisher All At Once, An Interview (Between Letters, An Interview Series) (opens the original)
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I’m definitely in my interview and publishing era.Over the past few weeks, I have read submissions for a literary magazine, decided on a theme for my own newsletter, submitted to a literary magazine and competition, and now, interviewed the founder of a literary magazine.One of the first Substack I stumbled upon when I first started was The Alchemist’s Cabin. I had already followed the Substacks of several literary magazines I knew via Instagram, and I had the good fortune to be recommended </s
5 Things I Learned While Reading Submissions for a Literary Magazine (opens the original)
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This is a post that you should definitely not read if you want a beautifully written Substack article filled with prose. It is, possibly, the most un-Evie’s Diaries post I have ever written. There are no philosophical ramblings, thoughts on literature, or personal reflections.But if you do want a Substack article that is from the perspective of someone who has spent the last 10 days reviewing submissions for a literary magazine, then this is the post for you.I will start by saying that this is m
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