Substacks recommended by Dorothy Littell Greco | What's Faith Got to Do with It?

Recommended by Dorothy Littell Greco

Want to improve your writing and get published? Read Pierce VanDunk's Substack. Pierce leads a team of editors, proofreaders, and writing coaches who specialize in faith-related writing.

If you are interested in becoming an author or looking for support along your writing journey, check out this newsletter. I do editing work for Pierce and have hired him on various projects. He has the capacity go deep and wide.

- Dorothy Littell Greco

The Hyphen - by Redbud Writers Guild

By The Redbud Hyphen

Redbud Writers Guild is an international community of Christian women who envision a vibrant and diverse movement of women who create in community and who influence culture and faith.

The Priory

By Karen Swallow Prior

Prayers of Attention

Generation Tech

By Jean M. Twenge

Psychologist and author Jean M. Twenge shares the latest research on teens & social media, generational differences, and trends in mental health -- plus tips for finding a better balance with technology.

Church Blogmatics by Beth Felker Jones

Theology is more like poetry than geometry. Theology is "vile for the sake of the gospel" (so says my friend, John Wesley). Aspiring to a vile poetics.

Marginalia with Beth Allison Barr

Reflections on Evangelicalism, Medieval History, and Women's History

Smarty Books

By Sarah M. White

Smart and sweet picture books to inspire young readers

The Sage Forum

The Sage Forum exists to equip, encourage, and empower women over 40 to mature in faith and grow in wisdom.

Sage Forum was created by a friend of mine, Michelle Van Loon, as an encouragement for women over fifty. I'm one of the contributing writers for the column. Please check it out!

- Dorothy Littell Greco

The Courage to Live It

By Shawn Smucker

"If you're lucky enough to find a way of life you love, you have to find the courage to live it." John Irving, A Prayer for Owen Meany

Thinking about...

By Timothy Snyder

Opening the future by understanding the past.