Substacks recommended by Ronnie Hughes

Recommended by Ronnie Hughes

My personal Substack

Kate has just finished two years of co-running my favourite coffee shop, Habitual. And will now be setting off on new adventures.

- Ronnie Hughes

Not Doomed Yet

By Rob Greenland

There's still time to tackle the climate crisis - but we need to get a move on. A newsletter full of hope, inspiration and stories of people and places making good stuff happen.

Rob and I have been friends for ages and shared many a similar concern and a good deal of common activisms. So what he writes is highly recommended by me.

- Ronnie Hughes

Peace, love and profit

By Liam Black

Some occasional thoughts and links on leadership and social innovation. Some metaphysical musings and angst on the human condition. Shameless upselling now and again. Jokes.

I’ve known Liam for a very long time. Always opinionated, forever interesting.

- Ronnie Hughes

In the Writing Burrow

By Margaret Atwood

Whatever comes into my addled, shrinking brain.

Municipal Dreams

The history of council housing

Wanderluster

By Ann Jones

Here and there

A determined European traveller.

- Ronnie Hughes

Penny Kiley's music writing

A music journalist’s archive of post-punk Liverpool.

Always interesting, always opinionated and great archives of her own writing. Lots of Liverpool.

- Ronnie Hughes

Grindrodia

By John Grindrod

New writing and related nonsense from the author of Iconicon, Concretopia and Outskirts

SevenStreets

Liverpool: we know where you live. The city region's most interesting people, places, things.

Left Bank writer and enthusiast. Always worth a read, and always makes me think things I might not have otherwise thought about.

- Ronnie Hughes

Letters from Suzanne

By Suzanne Moore

The whole shebang. Writings, personal and political .

Suzanne Moore being here on Substack is the reason why I am. When she left the Guardian and set up here I thought “Well if it’s good enough for Suzanne Moore that’ll do me!”

- Ronnie Hughes