
A Revival of Romantic Letters
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Author of the novel MAJOR ARCANA and the Substack GRAND HOTEL ABYSS, which includes Weekly Readings, a free literature and culture newsletter, and The Invisible College, a literary podcast for paid subscribers.
Writer | Architect | strong views | soft eyes | Editor at Romanticon
Executive Editor at The Republic of Letters. I have written essays and reportage for Harper's, Vice (print), Commonweal, American Affairs, Al-Jazeera America, among other small journals. https://linktr.ee/aaronlakesmith
Rhetoric and political theory in the public interest. Tuned to the key of collapse. Focused on liberatory possibility.
Writer, academic and General Editor of Hyperidean Press.
Literary critic and litterateur. Self-actualizing subject of very late capitalism. Lives in Portugal.
Stephen G. Adubato is a writer and professor of philosophy based in New York. He is also the curator of the Cracks in Postmodernity blog, podcast, and magazine. Follow him on Twitter @stephengadubato and Instagram @cracksinpomo
Critic and social theorist in New York
Folklorist and storyteller. Essays on the folkloric and occult (sometimes serious, often not). New posts every week. Ko-Fi: @lizziebickerstaff
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Pursuing a double major in literature & philosophy / poet / essayist / musician Occasionally post published/forthcoming content.
Andrew Kuiper lives and writes in Michigan. Interests include Neoplatonism, Kabbalah, German Idealism and Romanticism, Russian Sophiology and Marxism. He has written for The Lamp, Church Life Journal, and Romanticon.
Student journalist @columbiasundial; writer and reporter—words UnHerd, Spectator, RealClear Politics, Sublation; horseshoe enthusiast; facilitator of hot takes, among other things.
Pillow'd upon my fair love's ripening breast, To feel for ever its soft fall and swell, Awake for ever in a sweet unrest, Still, still to hear her tender-taken breath, And so live ever—or else swoon to death.
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My writing dreams are humble. Richest man in the world. Playboy. Warlord. Literary Mount Rushmore. Dead by 40, facedown in a ditch. Works in: The New Critic, Republic of Letters, Romanticon, Secret Ballot. Peace & Love
A. F. Moritz's forthcoming books, both scheduled for spring 2026, are The Wren poetry, and Eternities (Fayetteville NY: The Bitter Oleander Press), a translation of Juan Ramon Jimenez's great 1918 book of poems, Eternidades.
Greg Gerke has published In the Suavity of the Rock (Splice), a novel, See What I See (Zerogram Press), a book of essays, and Especially the Bad Things, a book of stories (Splice). He edits the journal Socrates on the Beach.
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