The Lone Prairie Blog has existed on various platforms since 2000. It is generalist in nature and covers a variety of topics.
What You’ll Find
The Lone Prairie publication on Substack has a main blog and also several sections:
You are automatically subscribed to all sections.
However, only the main blog post sends an email (I want to respect your inbox). This is usually one email a week, on Monday(ish). The other sections are generally available only to paid subscribers and can be read via the Substack app or website.
Being a paid subscriber is affordable ($5/month or $50/year), and paid readers get access to all content from all sections of Lone Prairie Substack.
About The Author, Julie R. Neidlinger
I am a writer, artist, and private pilot. My degree is in art and art history. I’ve had many different jobs, always having a foot in the freelance world.
My home base is loneprairie.net, my website since 1998. That’s where you can find out what my blog is really about, find additional content not on Substack, and visit my store, where I have books, downloads, stationery, and more available.
I’m a follower of Jesus Christ. I write in an observational style about faith, humor, North Dakota, rural life, writing, art, conservative topics, travels, and pretty much anything that seems interesting. You can find out more on my main website.
How A Subscription Works
You can subscribe to Lone Prairie as a paid or free member. All posts eventually go behind a paywall, though most on the main blog are initially free.
Paid subscriptions have access to all content on the Lone Prairie Substack, including the other sections mentioned previously.
Regarding free trials…
I generally try to publish on the main Lone Prairie blog every Monday morning, though the schedule changes occasionally. Almost every post is emailed to you, though for free subscribers, some of those posts aren’t fully available without paid access. Only paid members are allowed to comment on posts and most notes, though there may be exceptions.
What You Can Expect To Read
Non-sequiturs.
Surprising lack of consistency in topics.
Hits, misses, and everything in between.
A chuckle.
The thought that I’m off my rocker that week.
I’ve been blogging for a quarter of a century on a lot of different platforms and in a lot of different styles, but at this point in life, I (generally) try a gentler approach towards observation, humor, and thoughtfulness, whether it’s through a funny real-life story or thoughts about a poem.
Most of the time.
Sometimes, my inner curmudgeon comes out and we have a four-alarm rant escape the gates.
Feel free to contact me through my main website, loneprairie.net
