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John’s Substack

John Tessitore

A very occasional newsletter for the very curious, from a poet with a podcast and a penchant for alliteration.

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Latest Issues

Recent posts by this newsletter. Browse the email archive.

Be True, Bonus Episode: "An Evening with M. Poe"

To celebrate Halloween, John reads his poem “An Evening with M. Poe,” a dramatic monologue and fictionalized episode in the gory, spooky life of Edgar Allan Poe.

a month ago
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Be True, Episode 113: We Hold These Truths

John reads the second half of The Declaration of Independence. He discusses the almost-unbelievable echoes of the American Revolution today, the genius of Thomas Jefferson, and the rights we defend.

2 months ago
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Be True, Episode 112: No Choice But to Trust Our Feet

John reads his poem “International Relations.” He discusses the virtues of reason, the scholarly method, the religion of humanism, what happens when the old ways fail to match new realities.

2 months ago
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Be True, Episode 111: The City Will Be Following You

John reads "The City," a poem by C.P. Cavafy. He also discusses the universal immigrant experience, the inescapability of the past, and why we identify with people on the run, if we're honest.

2 months ago
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Authors

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  • John Tessitore

    Writer, poet, Co-editor Across the Pond for The Wee Sparrow Poetry Press, https://linktr.ee/jtessitorewriter

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