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Farrah is such a great editor, exciting to have her on board. Great that you’re focusing on British writers, I enjoyed Substack Grow but almost everyone on there was US-based. I write Bolton and Beyond, a newsletter of places to go and things to do for families in the North West of the UK. I also subscribe to The Mill which you mention above 👆 and is a brilliant local journalism newsletter about Manchester.

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We have SO many wonderful writers at London Writers' Salon writing on Substack. A few come to mind:

- Jenny writes 'Murder, She Cooked' - sharing a recipe each week based on the show: https://murdershecooked.substack.com/

- Nicola writes The Single Supplement - because single women deserve a newsletter of their own: https://thesinglesupplement.substack.com

- Sofia writes Some Little Language - about intercultural communication, language, rituals, books, films, and the ideas that connect them: https://somelittlelanguage.substack.com

- Susannah reflects on the writing life from a British writer in Mexico City https://susannahrigg.substack.com

- Beth writes Curious Minds - curious stories from pop culture, business and history: https://bethcollier.substack.com

Lots more but that's a nice taste!

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British here too! Yorkshire born & bred, currently writing out of Scotland. I'm delighted my countryfolk are making more and more of an appearance & I'll keep encouraging as many as I can...

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Great to hear Substack sees potential in the UK…

I have recently started writing about football (soccer!) from a British but also international perspective. This platform is really helping me to focus on the writing without having to worry about anything else, like distribution for example. Thank you!

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I'm a British based substack writer. Though my blog, Strange Tidings, is about the U.S economy.

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Great initiative! I’m a UK-based writer, publishing Allegorical on here. I seek to show how ordinary things in life have a much deeper meaning and importance that everyone can access. Do check out my Substack if you’re interested!

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I know many potential British contributors !

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Reese, I do related with your statement.

I am a creator of contents-a volunteer time at LinkedIn Social Media and is from there who I know many British contributors as well like Ursula V and Richard Bratson. ♥️

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Can you do us a favour and add an option for only UK contributors when browsing writers? I'm new round these parts so might be missing something, but every time I search the results are consumed by US contributors (no disrespect to them...)

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Strongly agree--except do extend

disrespect to them. Whenever look for something to read, get browbeaten by Californian good will and 'positivity'.

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Well hello.

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As I writer/cook I’d love an Ottolengi newsletter. I also love Fucsia Dunlop, Ruby Tandoh, and Olia Hercules, to name a few.

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Excellent ! Thanks for the mention and keen to check out some of the other writers here. I really enjoy The Ruffian by Ian Leslie . ianleslie.substack.com . Happy to pass on a little of what I have learnt over the past year if of any help. Suzanne

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Thank you so much Suzanne

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This is great news, I am a new writer and have just joined up to Substack writing about adventures in the North of Scotland: https://neilmapes.substack.com/ - lots of great writers here :)

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I’m an American expat living in Yorkshire - my newsletter has a very both-sides-of-the-pond vibe: runawayart.substack.com

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Very exciting! I'm a London based architect and have a small newsletter musing about all things historical and architectural londonarchitect.substack.com

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Hamish McKenzie, what a beautiful reading. I am grateful to support this Chanel.

Hi, from USA 🇺🇸

Welcome the British!

This is Rosie Hamer (HRH)

Thank you.🌐👌

https://lnkd.in/gYvF4iB3

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Wow! That's great news that Dear O'Blighty is getting back on the map. I am a Brit, too - an Englishman from Sussex to be precise. Spent 30 years in England and the remaining 24 years in my second-home South Korea; I mostly write about 1. How to experience God. 2. Unravelling the tangled mess that politics has got into medicine, and that medicine has got into politics.

Please feel free to visit my Newletter, and if you like it Subcribe, as it FREE, now. @ https://chrisbriscoe.substack.com/

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