Who to follow: 21 women covering the independent publishing sector

When someone asked the independent creator Isabelle Roughol for reading suggestions in the indie news entrepreneurial space, she came up with about a dozen excellent recommendations in seconds. All male.

"I know there are plenty of amazing women working in the field, but I'm looking for people *writing regularly about and for* the independent publishing sector. Who am I missing and should follow?," she asked her followers on LinkedIn.

The community was generous with the recommendations. Here is the summary and links for you to follow and connect with these amazing women.

Amélie Reichmuth, journalist and media advocate

Anika Anand, advocate for independent news and information accessibility

AX Mina, consultant and coach

Charlotte Henry, founder, CAH Multimedia

Charlotte Tobitt, UK editor, Press Gazette

Corinne Podger, senior manager of programs and education, Walkley Foundation for Journalism

Deborah Carver, creator, The Content Technologist

Emma Löfgren, digital news editor and solutions journalism trainer

Esther Kezia Thorpe, media analyst and podcaster

Hanaa' Tameez, staff writer, Nieman Journalism Lab

Isabelle Roughol, independent creator

Jacqui Merrington, founder, The Happy Journalist

Jem Collins, director, Journo Resources

Jennifer Brandel, co-founder and CEO, Hearken

Joanna Cummings, editorial director, The Grub Street Journal

Lexie Kirkconnell-Kawana, CEO, Impress

Liz Kelly Nelson, audience expert

Lia Haberman, creator economy expert

Madeleine White, editor-in-chief, The Audiencers

Mitra Kalita, CEO and co-founder, URL Media Holdings Inc.

Rozina Breen, editor-in-chief and CEO, The Bureau of Investigative Journalism

Samantha Sunne, freelance journalist

We love this list but it seems way too short. Who else should be featured? Let us know

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