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Journal of the Plague Years

Susan Zakin, Lucian K. Truscott IV, The Coop Scoop, Gene Weingarten, JP Sottile, Lori Jakiela, Deanne Stillman, Brin-Jonathan Butler, Brian Cullman, Lisa Alvarez, Dave Newman, Joshua Garberg, Jamil Bakar

Literary, journalistic, irreverent yet oddly serious, Journal of the Plague Years gets the story behind the story.

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Latest Issues

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About That Shutdown

Zakin has built a collective of writers who don’t flinch. Their tone is unapologetically sharp, often darkly funny, and steeped in history, art, and power politics. Pieces span the personal and the political—one week, a meditation on grief ...

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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Susan Zakin

    Editor of Journal of the Plague Years (www.journaloftheplagueyears.ink.) Reporter, columnist, and essayist for magazines including GQ, Vogue, Salon.

  • Lucian K. Truscott IV

    I am a writer who has had a 50-year career as a journalist, novelist and screenwriter.

  • The Coop Scoop

    Marc Cooper is an award winning writer, journalist and professor.

  • Gene Weingarten

    Two-time Pulitzer prizewinning feature writer. Intellectual vulgarian. College dropout. Harvard alumnus (long story). Author of six books. Secretly shy smart-ass. Your employee.

  • JP Sottile

    I was raised by a pack of wild televisions.

  • Lori Jakiela

    Writer, teacher, mother, human

  • Deanne Stillman

    Deanne Stillman's books include Twentynine Palms, which Hunter Thompson called "A strange and brilliant story by an important American writer. For info about all, see https://ohiocenterforthebook.org/2024/11/01/deanne-stillman/.

  • Brin-Jonathan Butler

    And though the holes were rather small, they had to count them all.

  • Brian Cullman

    Brian Cullman is west village editor of the Journal of the Plague Years. He has written for The Paris Review, Rolling Stone, Details, Creem, The Village Voice and other papers. He has 3 solo albums on Sunnyside Records.

  • Lisa Alvarez

    Lisa Alvarez teaches community college and co-directs the Community of Writers in Olympic Valley. Her collection, "Some Final Beauty and Other Stories," will be published in 2025 by the University of Nevada Press.

  • Dave Newman

    Dave Newman writes books and teaches college.

  • Joshua Garberg

    Intern for Journal of the Plague Years

  • Jamil Bakar

    Assistant Editor: Journal of the Plague Years

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