Language Arts
Language Arts, Katherine Dee, Emmalea Russo, Layla Halabian, AURORE erotica, Sophia June, Candice Wuehle, Marlowe Granados, anna dorn, luke goebel, Sam HeapsLanguage Arts is a newsletter about books you actually want to read, by NYLON's former culture team.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 66 | Subscribers | Read | languagearts.substack.com |
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When we were married and would take breaks from writing during the day, Courtney was always talking about how unfair it was to write a song over a poem.
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Language Arts is a newsletter about books you actually want to read, by NYLON's former culture team.
Internet ethnographer. I want to talk to you if you grew up with unrestricted access to the Internet. @default_friend of X (formerly Twitter). Columnist all over. Commission me anyway!
cosmic edgelady, poet, novelist
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I publish confessional literary erotica submitted from all over the world, for those seeking sophisticated smut.
Co-founder of Language Arts.
Author of MONARCH (Soft Skull, 2022), named “Gonzo” by the Wall Street Journal, “Bonkers” by Publisher’s Weekly and “Fantastically strange” by Crime Reads. An NPR and SPIN best book of 2022.
Author of Happy Hour and the forthcoming PETTY INTRIGUES (2027)
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Your brother from another planet.
Philadelphian, author of The Living god and Proximity
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