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The Borowitz Report

by Andy Borowitz

Andy Borowitz, former Harvard Lampoon president and New Yorker satirist, delivers hilarious, razor-sharp takes on politics and current events.

Are You Mad At Me?

by Lane Moore

Lane Moore, award-winning author and humorist, delivers empathetic advice on relationships, mental health, and life's struggles, spiced with pop culture analysis.

Political Humor

by Political Humor

Political Humor delivers witty observations, satire, and humorous commentary on current events and figures, exploring the lighter side of politics.

Night Out | Jenny Gorelick | Substack

by Jenny Gorelick

Comedian Jenny Gorelick offers a semi-weekly, personal look into her life in New York City, sharing insights on her creative process, dating, and nights out.

Richard Herring's Substack | Substack

by Richard Herring

Richard Herring shares his daily blog Warming Up, new writing projects like short stories and episodic novels, and exclusive audio/video. He aims to foster a friendly community for fans.

Daisy’s Substack | Daisy Landish - Author | Substack

by Daisy Landish - Author

Daisy Landish delivers clean, feel-good fiction: Regency, Contemporary, and Small Town Romance, plus diverse Cozy Mysteries. Updates on her popular novellas.

Julia Kent's Writing Cabin | Substack

by Julia Kent

New York Times and USA Today bestselling rom-com author Julia Kent explores writing, romance genre tropes, and hilarious personal insights from her unique cabin perspective.

Hoo've Got Mail

by Lizzy Hoo

Comedian Lizzy Hoo shares personal reflections, pop culture insights, and updates on her comedy and podcasts in Hoo've Got Mail.

Jessica Delfino’s Museletter

by Jess Delfino

Get insider comedy industry advice, tips, and gossip from Jess Delfino, plus info on comedy classes & coaching.

BRENT BUTT: NOT EXACTLY TV | Substack

by Brent Butt

Comedian/writer Brent Butt shares his personal thoughts, stories, doodles, photos, audio, and video, channeling his unique creativity into a fresh digital bucket.

Lil' Mama | Saheim Patrick | Substack

by Saheim Patrick

Saheim Patrick's Lil' Mama offers irreverent Black humor and satire, continuing Chris Rock's vision to advance Black comedy writing.

Scheer Nonsense | Paul Scheer | Substack

by Paul Scheer

Paul Scheer (How Did This Get Made?) brings 'Scheer Nonsense,' a weekly love letter to the chaotic internet, with pop culture essays, rants, and funny conspiracies.

Funny How: Letters to a Young Comedian | Matt Ruby | Substack

by Matt Ruby

Matt Ruby's newsletter offers advice for new and veteran comedians on the art and craft of standup, drawing lessons from comedy legends and his own experience.

McSweeney's Internet Substackency

by McSweeney's

From McSweeney's Publishing, this newsletter delivers daily humor and satire from McSweeney’s Internet Tendency, aiming to provoke public laughter and curiosity.

Chortle | Greg Nix | Substack

by Greg Nix

From comedian Greg Nix (Netflix, Nickelodeon), Chortle delivers short weekly humor – essays, comics, and lists – for fans of McSweeney’s and The AV Club.

Humortalk | Malinca Verwiel | Substack

by Malinca Verwiel

Malinca Verwiel, founder of the School voor Humor & Authenticiteit, offers Humortalk to inspire readers to develop their sense of humor.

Too Far Comedy

by Richard Parr

Too Far Comedy by Richard Parr (Culture). An experimental newsletter exploring comedy and culture. No posts yet.

Improv Nonsense | Will Hines | Substack

by Will Hines

Actor and improv teacher Will Hines shares weekly essays on long-form improv comedy, covering advice, teaching methods, and current improv culture.

New York Cartoons | Jason Chatfield | Substack

by Jason Chatfield

Australian cartoonist Jason Chatfield documents NYC's weird, chaotic moments through illustrated essays and observational comedy, from an outsider's perspective.

At the Mountains of Sadness | Mike Drucker | Substack

by Mike Drucker

Emmy-nominated writer and comedian Mike Drucker shares humorous and self-deprecating takes on video games, movies, news, and the pervasive sadness of everyday life.

The American Bystander's Viral Load | Michael Gerber | Substack

by Michael Gerber

From the quarterly print comedy magazine The American Bystander, hailed by The New York Times, this newsletter delivers humor three times weekly.

Dominic Frisby's Comedy News | Substack

by Dominic Frisby

Comedian Dominic Frisby's newsletter delivers satirical songs, comedy content, and news of his gigs, plus a guide to the greatest comic songs.

No Dikkering Around | Scott Dikkers | Substack

by Scott Dikkers

Scott Dikkers, founder of TheOnion.com and bestselling author, shares semi-daily, semi-serious insights on productivity and creativity for writers, performers, and raconteurs.

The Grudge Report | Bess Kalb | Substack

by Bess Kalb

Bestselling author and TV comedy writer Bess Kalb shares unfiltered opinions and comedic takes on weekly news and social issues, fostering a welcoming community.

Lorana’s Substack

by Lorana Hoopes

Lorana's Substack offers a community for readers to engage in discussions and connect over shared interests through its comments section.

Lisandra Vazquez

by Lisandra Vazquez

The provided 'About' section for Lisandra Vazquez's newsletter does not include details regarding its specific topics or content focus.

Steve Hofstetter

by Steve Hofstetter

This newsletter, titled Steve Hofstetter, delivers direct updates and perspectives from the author himself.

Standing Under Things | Substack

by Standing Under Things

Standing Under Things aims to get funnier daily, publishing a 'long' essay on humor theory, a single-panel comic strip, and its unique 'naked text prompt.'

Comedy Bizarre | Alex Baia | Substack

by Alex Baia

Comedian Alex Baia (The New Yorker, McSweeney's contributor) offers weekly humor writing tips, deep dives, challenges, and critiques.

The Humor of Melvin Durai

by Melvin Durai

Melvin Durai shares his distinctive humor, offering witty insights and comedic observations on various aspects of life and current events.

Bill Maher | Substack

by Bill Maher

Bill Maher's Club Random offers unfiltered conversations with celebrity guests, behind-the-scenes content, live Q&As, and his unique commentary.

The Zed Letter

by Tyler Zed

Tyler Zed's newsletter, The Zed Letter, delivers content directly to subscribers. Specific topics are not detailed in the provided About information.

Writing From The Road

by Lewis Spears

Lewis Spears invites readers to join a community and engage in discussions about his travel-inspired writings in 'Writing From The Road'.

Steamroller Man

by Matthew Schofield

Follow Matthew Schofield's Steamroller Man superhero comedy comic, with new pages and behind-the-scenes insights into comic-making & indie creation.

Samantha Bee | Substack

by Samantha Bee

Samantha Bee, former late-night host, offers her unique, irreverent take on what's occupying her world and brain in her newsletter, Plan Bee.

Grumpy Fuckers Coffee Shop | Substack

by Grumpy Fuckers Coffee Shop

Grumpy Fuckers Coffee Shop offers humorous dispatches from its fictional cafe, providing a space for 'grumpy fuckers' to moan, laugh, and connect.

The S is a 5 | Stevie Martin | Substack

by Stevie Martin

Comedian and writer Stevie Martin shares updates and musings, connecting with her audience on social media via @5tevieM (the S is a 5).

Both Are True | Alex Dobrenko` | Substack

by Alex Dobrenko`

Alex Dobrenko delivers absurd, honest comedy through vulnerable personal essays, exploring his immigrant background, Jewish heritage, mental health, and fatherhood.

BEING GORDY, A Situation Comedy

by Dave Gordon

Dave Gordon's 'BEING GORDY' delivers a personal, comedic take on the everyday. Structured like a situation comedy, it offers the author's humorous perspective on daily life and observations.

sarahcpr | Sarah Cooper | Substack

by Sarah Cooper

Sarah Cooper shares new work, experiments, and signature observational humor on news, relationships, and corporate life. From the viral lip-sync comedian.

The Rubesletter by Matt Ruby 💎 | Substack

by Matt Ruby

Comedian Matt Ruby offers 'smartfunny™️' deep dives on comedy, tech, mindfulness, culture, and creativity, for readers who enjoy nuanced, no-BS takes.

FROG FARM | Substack

by FROG FARM

Monthly newsletter from frog farm, a risograph publisher, offering early comics, behind-the-scenes looks at projects, and webstore discounts.

The Onion: 20 Years Later | James daSilva | Substack

by James daSilva

James daSilva explores how The Onion's satire from 20 years ago reflects a changing world and whether its jokes still land today, dissecting specific issues and eras.

Exploding Unicorn by James Breakwell | Substack

by James Breakwell

James Breakwell, Twitter-famous author, shares hilarious weekly disaster stories, comedy articles, and exclusive webcomics from his unique parenting perspective.

CMB x As You Were

by Christopher Macarthur-Boyd

Christopher Macarthur-Boyd's newsletter, CMB x As You Were, offers subscribers early access to information about his live stand-up dates and other projects.

Tatty en Terrasse | Tatty Macleod | Substack

by Tatty Macleod

Comedian Tatty Macleod shares personal anecdotes from her life in Paris, discussing dating, starting fresh at 35, and her favorite city discoveries.

Bright Spots | Chris Duffy | Substack

by Chris Duffy

Comedian Chris Duffy (TED's How To Be A Better Human) delivers Bright Spots weekly, a curated mix of humor, insightful links, and personal anecdotes.

BRITTLESTAR | Substack

by Brittlestar

Comedian Brittlestar (Stewart Reynolds) shares his unique blend of humor and philosophy on current issues, marketing, parenting, and adapting.

Coffee & Catch Up with Heather Grace Stewart | Substack

by Heather Grace Stewart

Rom-com novelist Heather Grace Stewart shares behind-the-scenes chaos, writing updates, and real talk about her fast-paced, heart-filled love stories.

The Halfway Cafe | Substack

by The Halfway Cafe

Dash MacIntyre delivers "halfway true comedy" and liberal commentary, lampooning Donald Trump with viral satire. His work, rated "Pants On Fire!" by PolitiFact, offers catharsis.