Browse newsletters about non fiction

The Common Reader | Henry Oliver | Substack

by Henry Oliver

Henry Oliver's The Common Reader explores great literature, from Chaucer to modern fiction, celebrating its joy, beauty, and ideas. Also covers AI, biography, and late bloomers.

No More Shitty Books | Substack

by No More Shitty Books

No More Shitty Books offers fun, no-pressure reviews of fiction, cookbooks, memoirs & self-help, helping readers get the scoop on books before buying.

Rebel Book Club | Substack

by Rebel Book Club

Rebel Book Club delivers a fortnightly newsletter inviting readers into conversations sparked by non-fiction books, featuring monthly themes and expert interviews.

White Ink with Anna Wharton | Substack

by Anna Wharton

Veteran journalist and bestselling author Anna Wharton explores current affairs, publishing insights, writing craft, and personal essays.

Bookmarked Reads

by Nicole Barbaro Simovski, Ph.D.

Dr. Nicole Barbaro Simovski, a psychology PhD, reviews 60+ non-fiction books yearly, spanning science, history, and current affairs, offering curated recommendations.

Zubair’s Bookshelf

by Zubair’s Bookshelf

Zubair's Bookshelf explores and reviews a variety of books, offering readers a curated selection and insightful discussions from Zubair.

SHuSH, by Kenneth Whyte | Substack

by kenneth whyte

SHuSH is the non-fiction newsletter from Sutherland House, providing updates and insights into their non-fiction publications and the publishing world.

The Broken Compass

by Mathew Lyons

The Broken Compass offers book reviews, essays, interviews (including Writer's Bookshelf), history previews, and selections from London auction houses. Posts 2-3 times weekly.

Read More Books | Jeremy Anderberg | Substack

by Jeremy Anderberg

Jeremy Anderberg's 'Read More Books' offers weekly reading recommendations across diverse genres to nearly 15,000 readers. He also runs 'The Big Read' book club.

El viaje interminable | Juanjo Herranz | Substack

by Juanjo Herranz

Author Juanjo Herranz shares narratives, chronicles, and diaries, exploring themes of travel, journalism, and literature.