A Revival of Romantic Letters
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What is the Name of Our Desire?
Ian Marcus Corbin
Agnes Pelton, Sea Change (1931). Oil on canvas.
Most everyone in my part of the world can feel, at some level, that we’re stuck. The culture, the institutions, the ideas, the leaders – almost everything is moving like a...
Sing the Legend
by Roy Scranton
In 2022 and early 2023, as Americans shed their masks and began congregating in public again after the end of COVID-19, a strange phenomenon began to take shape. In a decision that was at once inspired counterprogramming an...
How to be a Bard
George Henry and Edward Atkinson Hornel, The Druids: Bringing in the Mistletoe (1890). Oil on canvas.
Many wonder why I go on about Bards all the time. Here’s the thing: I’m a big fan of the Druid tradition reconstructed in Wales and Brita...
The Reflected Sound of Everything:
My father’s body was found on the first anniversary of his wife’s death. It was a Friday in late January. His sister, who had gone over to check on him that morning, called me to deliver the news. Soon, I was in my car, driving across town...
The Burial of the Dead
Louis Édouard Fournier, The Funeral of Shelley (1889). Oil on canvas.
I wish I knew why I feel such loyalty to the deceased. Hearing of their deaths I often said to myself that I must carry on for them and do their job, finish their work....
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shootin down the walls of heartache
Founding Editor of The Hinternet
Based in the SF-Bay Area, Adam Eric Robbert is a philosopher by training, and a writer, editor, and researcher by vocation.
Check out my latest, Reading as Democracy in Crisis https://t.co/Jf4yK4kkXP
"Have not written anything on this Substack, but I see people have been signing up for the void." -- Helen DeWitt
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
SHAMAN OF THE AMERICAN GROTESQUE Symbolic Philosophy • Archæofuturism • LDS Druidry Deseret Alphabet: Shosted & Davis https://a.co/d/azRx0B9
Folklorist and storyteller. Essays on the folkloric and occult (sometimes serious, often not). New posts every week. Enquiries: [email protected]
救救孩子……
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.
Philosopher at Harvard Med, Director of the Public Culture Project at Harvard College. My first book, "To Arrive Where We Started: Belonging in the Modern World, is out soon: https://yalebooks.yale.edu/book/9780300263626/to-arrive-where-we-started/
Author of The Radio Phonics Laboratory. He writes for Igloo Magazine, New Maps quarterly, and is a contributor to the Imaginary Stations program on shortwave radio. He lives in Ohio with his wife. www.sothismedias.com
seamonster
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. Assistant Editor at The New Critic.
Marginal Futilities
Freelance journalist; author of "This Land: How Cowboys, Capitalism, and Corruption are Ruining the American West." Contact: [email protected]
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