The Feckless Bellelettrist
Marco Roth, Thomas de MonchauxObservations, aphorisms, and literary ephemera, from a diffusely overeducated book critic and underemployed lit-mag editor.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 7 | Subscribers | Read | marcoroth.substack.com |
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"die!live"
The Feckless Bellelettrist is proud to present our second guest essay. This one comes from Jessie Kindig, senior editor for the humanities at Yale University Press, and it does something remarkable: The essay freshens our perceptions of our...
The End of a City I Loved
March was the month when the cracks in New York City showed all at once.
Some Real Estate Opportunities
##### [Editor's note: The Feckless Bellelettrist is proud to present the first in what I hope to be an occasional series of "guest essays." The author is my longtime friend Thomas de Monchaux. Thomas is well-known as a writer about design, ...
Sioux Me
January 27, a friend writes from New York: "I ran grief stricken to the American Museum of Natural History. But I only did this with about forty-five minutes left in the day. The urgency was a newspaper story which appeared online that morn...
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Co-founder, n+1 magazine. Editor, essayist, self-actualizing subject of very late capitalism.
De Monchaux, an architect and writer, teaches design at Columbia. His work appears in The New Yorker and n+1. His most recent book, with architect Deborah Berke, is TRANSFORM (Phaidon/Monacelli).
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