Recommended by Amara Amaryah
A newsletter to make you miss and reassign home. The shared obsession with 'saudade' and the readiness to write about the many places we’ve belonged to, is why I subscribe and easily recommend.
Tea’s love for slow travel and openness to the beauty and mess of long-term travelling makes ‘The Lookout Point’ one of my favourite newsletters/places on the internet to think deeply about the way that I wander.
A newsletter about fatherhood, reflections on the world Marc is raising his son in, generational healing and so much more. Marc literally never misses and his love for his community is admirable.
Lani’s Library is an archive of wholesome things: reviews for all the books already on your shelf or TBR list, travel reflections, inner reflections, and poetry. And it is ever-expanding.
Travel stories, laughter, and boldness welcome you at the door of this newsletter. I feel welcomed, seen, and a part of the inside joke always whenever I read a new post. Rachel is easily one of my favourite writers here.
I eagerly await Ayanna Nicole’s letters because they’re always in alignment and deeply honest. Every word is a mirror. Every reader leaves lighter. I consider ‘soul remedies’ the sage sister to ‘Life Is In Love With Me’.
A neck massage wrapped up in a newsletter. Armonía is normalizing being a deeply feeling, deeply noticing woman and these reflective letters belong to dusk or dawn, both.
Travel diaries and advice from a couple living in Belize who prioritise community and consciousness in their move abroad. They live a life of their choosing with their cute pup Jamieson (who I can confirm loves to be fed mangoes and pineapples, diced).
