Letters of Rec
Justin St. GermainMonthly posts from a nonfiction & true crime professor about what I'm reading, watching, and listening to.
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Stacks on Stacks on Stacks
Lately I’ve wound up in a couple of different conversations with other writers about Substack. Some had one that was successful, some had one but weren’t sure what to do with it, some were thinking about starting one or felt like they shoul...
Cactus Country, vibes novels, documentary binging
If you’re in the area, I’m leading a discussion of Robin Wall Kimmerer’s first book, Gathering Moss, at the Corvallis Public Library on 5/14, as part of OSU’s Stone Award events.
Paisan!
If you’re in the Willamette Valley, I’m doing an event with Leah Sottile and Jesse Donaldson at Linfield College in McMinnville on 4/23, as part of their True Crime Speaker Series.
It's no Justified, but that new Capote show is pretty good
Since it debuted at the end of January, people have been asking if I’ve seen Feud: Capote vs. the Swans. It was briefly one of the most popular shows in America, and I’m sort of a Truman Capote enthusiast—I wrote a book about my obsession w...
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I'm an associate professor at Oregon State, where I teach nonfiction and true crime. I'm the author of two books, the memoir Son of a Gun and a book-length essay about Truman Capote's In Cold Blood.
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