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20 Professional Writers to Follow on Instagram

Maybe you’re in it for writing advice. Or maybe you want to know what your favorite writers do in their actual lives. Maybe you just need a distraction and want to look at cats, food, or cartoons, but also want feel a little intellectual while you’re at it.

Don’t fret. Everyone looks at social media for “inspiration,” whether they realize it or not.

Whatever your motivation may be, we’ve gathered twenty of the best Instagram accounts operated by professional writers (or about or related to professional writing). Whether you’re out to follow interesting feeds or build a bigger audience for your own Instagram, these social media moguls will give you a glimpse into the writing lifestyle and inspire you through their own creativity.

On Writing, Writers, and Creativity

Last Night’s Reading (@lastnightsreading)

It’s a simple formula: Kate Gavino scours New York for book readings by visiting (or local) authors. Then, she cartoons the author, picks one of her or his quotes, and posts it on what the cool kids call “Insta.” The result is a colorful and interesting feed that will help you get to know authors and provide regular doses of inspiration. And if that’s not enough for you, there’s Gavino’s matching book, Last Night’s Readings: Illustrated Encounters with Extraordinary Authors.

Zadie Smith at the New Yorker Festival, 10/7/16 #tnyfest

A post shared by Kate Gavino (@lastnightsreading) on Oct 10, 2016 at 6:00am PDT

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The Write Practice (@thewritepractice)

A website dedicated to the craft of writing—whether blogging, marketing, fiction-writing, or posting on Instagram—the Write Practice’s account includes inspiring quotes, sales on writing aides, and links to their blog with deeper writing advice.

We were born with stories to tell.

A post shared by The Write Practice (@thewritepractice) on Dec 11, 2016 at 7:47am PST

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K.M. Weiland (@authorkmweiland)

K.M. Weiland is an author (duh), and she posts advice for other authors. In addition to writing historical and speculative fiction, she is also the author of Outlining Your Novel and Structuring Your Novel. Weiland’s instagram feed is uniquely crafted for writers of creative fiction. Next time you have writer’s block, give it a visit, and don’t forget to check out her blog Helping Writers Become Authors.

Learn how these four most important characters provide the foundation for, not just your plot, but the presentation of a multi-faceted theme. http://bit.ly/4-important-characters #amwriting #writetip

A post shared by K.M. Weiland (@authorkmweiland) on May 19, 2017 at 7:49am PDT

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Fiction and Creative Writers

Paulo Coelho (@paulocoelho)

Paulo Coelho is best known for his novel The Alchemist (which, a recent post reminded us, is the third best-selling novel of all time, after only Don Quixote and A Tale of Two Cities). His feed is a blend of inspiring quotes, Coelho in nature, and interesting art and scenery the writer wants to share with his 1.4 million followers.

Genial @carloslatuff

A post shared by Writer (@paulocoelho) on May 13, 2017 at 1:16am PDT

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Jon Krakauer (@krakauernotwriting)

An author of books about the great outdoors like Into the Wild, Jon Krakauer is also (not surprisingly) a mountaineer. The nature photography you’ll find on his Instagram might make it look like his feed is, as he claims, all about not writing. But the fact that his incredible nature shots are paired with an anecdote or introduction to the photo that showcases Krakauer’s writing skills makes you wonder whether he really means it when he writes that “not writing is way more fun.”

40 years ago today, on May 3, 1977, I was dropped off on a remote Alaska beach. 3 days later, after skiing 30 miles up the Baird Glacier, alone, I pitched my small tent right here, on the Stikine Icecap, and took this photo of the mountain I’d come to climb–the Devils Thumb.

A post shared by Jon Krakauer (@krakauernotwriting) on May 3, 2017 at 8:23pm PDT

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Chimamanda Adichie (chimamanda_adichie)

Adichie is a Nigerian author who has made it onto several lists of authors under forty and has won awards for her books Half a Yellow Sun, The Thing Around Your Neck, and Americanah. Her writing bridges Nigeria and the United States and, in addition to telling powerful stories, touches on issues of race, identity, and feminism. Her Instagram takes another tack with the project “Wear Nigerian,” in which Adichie appears in fun, bright clothes by Nigerian brands and designers. Her Instagram should be a hit for fashion followers and author enthusiasts alike.

Top: Nkwo, Lagos Skirt: Things Nigerians Love, Lagos (School of Advanced International Studies, JHU, Washington DC) @tnldesigns @nkwo_official @zinkata1 #MadeinNigeria

A post shared by Chimamanda Adichie (@chimamanda_adichie) on May 4, 2017 at 8:04am PDT

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Chris Taylor (@futurechris)

“Future Chris” is the deputy editor at Mashable and he wrote How Star Wars Conquered the Universe. His Instagram is chock-full of quirky pictures, quotes about writing, extreme nerdery, and (inevitably) his cats.

#berkeley #quirky #lost #unicorn

A post shared by Chris Taylor (@futurechris) on May 12, 2017 at 11:31am PDT

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Michael Chabon (@michael.chabon)

Pulitzer Prize–winning author of novels including The Mysteries of Pittsburgh, The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay, and The Yiddish Policemen’s Union, Chabon takes goofy selfies and shots of funny or interesting things he comes across, from favorite comic book illustrations to a Medusa head in a museum to his toddler in a Darth Vader mask. It’s a fun insight into the mind of a prolific creative writer.

Listening to Trout Mask Replica in the Mylar emoji balloon aisle at Safeway and for an instant the day makes sense. #antmanbee #captainbeefheart

A post shared by Michael Chabon (@michael.chabon) on May 15, 2017 at 6:36pm PDT

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Travel Writing

Adventure Cats @(adventurecatsorg)

A feed to match the book of the same name, Adventure Cats features—you guessed it—pictures of cats on adventures. With the tagline “Living 9 lives to the fullest,” the feed has a great dose of humor and plenty of puns to accompany photos that deserve your follow whether your thing is cats or travel.

DIS WAI 2 TEH FISHEZ, HOOMAN. AdventureCats.org #AdventureCats @boltandkeel

A post shared by Adventure Cats (@adventurecatsorg) on Apr 22, 2017 at 7:31am PDT

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Budget Traveller (@budgettraveller)

Kash Bhattacharya has been recognized both for his travel writing and his great ’gram. His fabulous photos complement his blog, which includes stories about his destinations and tips for traveling on a budget.

Another fun afternoon exploring Bucharest with @monicasuma Carturesti Carusel (“Carousel of Light”) is a stunning bookstore situated in the heart of the city. Bookstore is located inside a beautifully restored 19th century building – definitely a must see when visiting Bucharest. || #ExperienceBucharest

A post shared by Kash Bhattacharya (@budgettraveller) on May 10, 2017 at 8:39am PDT

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Girl Eat World (@girleatworld)

Is it travel or is it food? Girl Eat World gives you a dose of both, with tasty morsels posing in front of hot and cool destinations the world over. Whether you’re in it for the skewer or the skyline, you’re bound to get a taste of inspiration with this follow.

Good day, Shanghai Bingtang hu lu while strolling around The Bund. Bing tang hu lu is a candied fruit snack on skewers that is very popular in China. I love it – the taste is a wonderful mix of sweet and a tinge of sour, and the texture is a contrast of crunchy on the outside from the hard candy coating and soft in the inside from the fruit itself. I can never finish the entire skewer by myself though! It's a bit cloudy in the picture but since then the weather in Shanghai has just been absolutely perfect! It's a bit cold for me because I get cold very easily, but I can't really complain with 15C, clear blue skies and sunshine. I hope you are enjoying the last day of 2016 i sure will be! Happy New Year everybody! #ShotOniPhone #GirlEatWorld #GirlEatShanghai

A post shared by ❤️ Mel's Food & Travel log (@girleatworld) on Dec 31, 2016 at 12:21am PST

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Journalism and Photojournalism

Nicholas Kristof (@nickkristof)

A journalist and long-time op-ed columnist for The New York Times on issues of human rights and social justice, Kristof has a particularly powerful feed, including pictures of his travels around the world to explore social issues and connect with people of all stripes. Along with photos of people and stories from around the world, there are some great nature shots, book-signings, and dogs in meadows thrown in for good measure.

Congrats to these graduates today of the Kibera School for Girls kindergarten, in Kenya's largest slum.

A post shared by Nicholas Kristof (@nickkristof) on Dec 16, 2013 at 7:55am PST

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Lynsey Addario (@lynseyaddario)

Addario’s photographs capture human rights issues, poverty, and the aftermath of violence, with occasional food and family photos. Addario’s memoir, It’s What I Do: A Photographer’s Life of Love and War details her life as a photojournalist and the trials of being a female photographer documenting wartime Afghanistan and other conflict zones. Her Instagram is a taste of that, and more.

Syrian refugees walk in front of graffiti at a refugee camp in Thessaloniki, Greece. According to a recent report by Amnesty international, roughly 60,000 refugees remain stranded in Greece, and it would take 18 years to resettle everyone at the current rate of relocation. On assignment for @Time in #Greece

A post shared by Lynsey Addario (@lynseyaddario) on Sep 24, 2016 at 12:53am PDT

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Randy Olson (@randyolson)

Randy Olson and his wife Melissa Farlow have traveled the world to photograph people and places of all kinds for over twenty years. You may have seen their stories in National Geographic, but you can browse their striking photos on their shared website, too. And of course, Randy’s Instagram runs the gamut, from shots of forked lightning to strangely picturesque piles of corn to diverse social events and celebrations from all over the globe.

Photo: @randyolson | Starting an #Ecuador project with @pablocorralvega @melissafarlow and others. We are also inaugurating a new feed for the city of Quito: @artesdequito. From todayinecuador.com: More than a quarter of a million people will descend on the Plaza of San Francisco, some to observe, others to participate. At 12pm noon, the hour in which Pontius Pilot condemned Jesus to death, the procession begins from the San Francisco Church, and returns 3 hours later, the hour in which Jesus was crucified. During the procession the image of Jesus is preceded by 800 persons dressed and veiled in purple garments. The men are known as Cucuruchos (meaning, “cone” for their pointed headdress) and the women are called Veronicas, after the woman who is thought to have offered her veil for Christ to wipe his face. The cones are a sign of humility; the purple, the color of penitence. Those who wear them do so as an act of faith, between them and God, but for all to witness during the procession. Updates from this trip will be on @artesdequito @randyolson @melissafarlow @thephotosociety #quito #Easter #GoodFriday #religion #culture #travel @theimagereview @natgeo

A post shared by Randy Olson (@randyolson) on Apr 9, 2015 at 6:48am PDT

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Food, Food, Food

The Boy Who Bakes (@theboywhobakes)

If you haven’t yet been hooked by the reality cooking show The Great British Bake Off, start out by getting hooked on (spoiler alert) its season one winner Edd Kimber’s Instagram. Kimber is a writer, stylist, and host of the podcast Stir the Pot, and in his spare time, shares photos of crafty confections like these salted chocolate and pistachio babka buns.

Fancy something different this Easter? How about making my salted chocolate and pistachio babka buns from this months @olivemagazine by @antduncan_photo – RECIPE LINK IN PROFILE ⬆️ http://www.olivemagazine.com/recipes/baking-and-desserts/chocolate-and-salted-pistachio-babka-buns/

A post shared by Edd Kimber (@theboywhobakes) on Apr 11, 2017 at 11:28am PDT

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The Whole Food Diary (@thewholefooddiary)

Delightful and decadent though salted chocolate and pistachio babka buns may be, if you’re more of the health-food persuasion, check out the power couple Kezia and Jared. They blog about their healthy food habits and have a feed of foods that look healthy yet delicious to match. Yes, that can still mean donuts. (Or is it doughnuts? Grammarly knows the spelling secrets).

Sending out lots of doughnut orders to people today! If you're newer to following us, we run a small bakery out of our kitchen supplying locals with paleo treats! I love getting to put a cleaner option into people's hands and provide fun options for people who can't eat gluten/grains/dairy! If you're in Redding and want to order or you're passing through just shoot me an email kezianeusch@gmail.com. . . The recipe is also in #thewholedoughnut ebook on Amazon and on our blog via the link in our bio!

A post shared by Kezia and Jared (@thewholefooddiary) on Apr 21, 2017 at 1:13pm PDT

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Felicity Spector (@felicityspector)

A writer for Channel 4 News and Great Taste Award judge, U.K.-based Spector is well qualified to wow with her food pics. Next time you’re in London, use her feed to find food for yourself at London’s top spots. Or if you’re not planning a trip to Jolly Ol’ Londontown, admire the creative foodstuffs Spector so spectacularly photographs.

Rainbow croissant by the genius that is @sbpatisserie at @hotelcaferoyal with a spoonful of cherry jam. It has turned into one of those hectic days in the newsroom with Trump tweeting all sorts and a cyber hack on the NHS. So I'm seeking a moment of solace in layers of flaky rainbow pastry joy. 🥐🥐🥐

A post shared by Felicity Spector (@felicityspector) on May 12, 2017 at 9:46am PDT

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Graphic Novelists and Illustrators

Fiona Staples (@fionastaples)

Staples is best known for her work on Saga and Rat Queens, both award-winning comics series, though she has also drawn for Archie. She posts finished illustrations (speech bubbles and all) from comics she’s worked on, as well as sketches she’s done just for fun. It’s a great feed to follow if you want to see great illustrations and the process of creating it.

Sketchbook doodles from yesterday

A post shared by Fiona Staples (@fionastaples) on Aug 4, 2014 at 12:16pm PDT

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Phil Noto (@philnoto)

He was an animator for Disney. Then he started drawing for Marvel, DC, Image, and Dark Horse. If the credentials aren’t enough, let his art speak for itself. He posts images from comic books he’s working on (including The Avengers, The Infinite Horizon, and various Star Wars comics), sketches in progress, and other art that will wow you.

Working on my last Jyn

A post shared by Phil Noto (@philnoto) on May 18, 2017 at 1:36pm PDT

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Becky Cloonan (@beckycloonan)

If you’ve heard of Batman or Conan the Barbarian, you’ve probably seen work by Becky Cloonan. On her Instagram, you’ll see work from her big, mainstream titles as well as smaller publishers and marketing posters, plus the occasional casual pic of a concert, vacation, or burger. Expect plenty of skeletons, fairies, and supernatural scenes.

So stoked to finally be able to show the poster I did for LOGAN! Can't wait to watch this movie. I love drawing brooding men so this was a lot of fun!

A post shared by Becky Cloonan (@beckycloonan) on Feb 17, 2017 at 12:59pm PST

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With that diverse crowd of Instagrammers, you should have plenty of art, food, international hot spots, and inspirational quotes to get you thumbing through your day. And if that’s not enough for you, there’s always Grammarly’s quirky mix of wordplay, writing tips, and the best animals ever.

My Monday mood:

A post shared by Grammarly (@grammarly) on Mar 20, 2017 at 9:08am PDT

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