Black Lipstick
Mila Jaroniec, Al Shapiro, Parul Desai Shah, C. E. Janecek, Jay Martinoff-center beauty, literature, and culture. corrosive nonfiction. since 2023.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 78 | Subscribers | Read | blacklipstick.substack.com |
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Authors
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Mila Jaroniec is the author of Plastic Vodka Bottle Sleepover and the creator and editor of Black Lipstick.
Al Shapiro is a writer and editor living in Brooklyn. More of their work is available at Maudlin House and 3Elements Review. They have not been on social media since Tumblr was cool; you can pick the year.
Writer, Blackburn Fellow, Randolph MFA, traveler, yogi, business owner, my dog's emotional support animal.
C. E. Janecek is a Czech American writer and freelance editor with an MFA in poetry from Colorado State University. Janecek's writing has appeared in Poetry, Sugar House Review, Gulf Coast, Booth, and elsewhere. Online at www.cewritespoems.com.
Jay is a queer trans writer who has written for New York Magazine, The Village Voice, Cosmopolitan, Esquire, The Huffington Post, The Toast, and McSweeneys. He edits Human Parts, an essay collection on Medium.com.
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