Pens and Poison
Liza Libes, Ted Goldstein, Joshua FaganPens and Poison is the literary project of author Liza Libes. Enter a world of literary analysis, philosophical musings, and other poetic ponderings.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 142 | Subscribers | Read | pensandpoison.org |
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Founder of Pens and Poison, a unique multi-platform project that promotes the love of literature and the humanistic tradition. \ud83d\udc8c: [email protected].
Ted Goldstein is a Jewish Poet and Educator from Los Angeles, CA. He studied History at Princeton University, and he writes essays concerning the rampant growth of antisemitism at American Universities from the perspective of a recent graduate.
Scholar and historian of nineteenth-century British and American literature.
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