Jay Ruud
Jay RuudNovelist and retired English department chair and Liberal Arts dean, I and my wife (novelist Stacey Margaret Jones) have a weekly podcast discussing all-tine favorite novels.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 36 | Subscribers | Read | jayruud.substack.com |
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The Warbler of Auxerre
We’ve been staying temporarily in the small village of Charbuy in Burgundy, France—a quiet country village about 5 miles or so from the busy city of Auxerre, a town of about 35,000 with a catchment of around 110,000. Auxerre has a good deal...
The Mark of the Beast
The recent behavior of the current occupant of what’s left of the White House has been so bizarre, so unprecedented in its genuine viciousness masquerading as “presidential,” so out of touch with reality and indifferent to public censure as...
Lord of the Flies
While Nobel laureate William Golding wrote several other novels in his life, including the Booker-Prize winning novel Rites of Passage in 1980, it is surely on the strength of his 1954 debut novel Lord of the Flies that his reputation chief...
Just War and the Iran Conflict
On this past Easter Sunday, the day that Christians world-wide celebrated the resurrection of the “Prince of Peace,” the current Pope, Leo XIV, encouraged the world, in his Easter address, to abandon war and conflict: “On this day of celebr...
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Novelist and retired English department chair and Liberal Arts dean, I and my wife (novelist Stacey Margaret Jones) have a weekly podcast discussing all-tine favorite novels.
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