Three writers explain how they ve found dedicated and paying audiences on the newsletter platform by Norman Wilner on February 20th, 2021 at 10:00 PM 1 of 2 2 of 2
If you’re wondering what Substack is, and why writers are turning to it in droves, wonder no more: in the latest episode of NOW What, I talked to three Toronto writers who’ve been publishing on the platform: Kat Angus, who reviews movies (and “internet stuff”) at Kat Watches Everything; Matt Elliott, who writes about Toronto politics in City Hall Watcher; and Andrew Stoeten, who covers Blue Jays and baseball with the Batflip.
Elliott spent a decade writing for commuter paper Metro before launching the newsletter City Hall Watcher.
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If you’re wondering what Substack is, and why writers are turning to it in droves, wonder no more: in the latest episode of
NOW What, I talked to three Toronto writers who’ve been publishing on the platform:
Kat Angus, who reviews movies (and “internet stuff”) at Kat Watches Everything;
Matt Elliott, who writes about Toronto politics in City Hall Watcher; and