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Dear Republic,
It’s not always so easy to read a book when you know something about the material and the author doesn’t — and probably even less so when the author has won a Pulitzer Prize. nicely sets the historical and literary record...
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We asked you to tell us what your favorite book is, and the great came back with a ringing endorsement of Brideshead Revisited as the 20th century’s greatest novel.
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IS BRIDESHEAD REVISITED THE 20TH CENTURY’S GREATES...
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We’re still accepting submissions for our “Transformations” series and just, you know, pieces in general — basically, if it’s meaningful to you but doesn’t seem to fit for any publication that you know of, try sending it to...
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We continue with our “Habits” contest pieces and ’s thoughtful, enigmatic reflection on rhinocerosness.
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HOW TO BE A RHINOCEROS
At an age when I thought my life was primed for experience, I visited the city zoo in N...
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Is this piece TMI? We prefer to think of it as a brave and honest confession from Vanessa Houlan. In any event, we believe in chronicling the human condition warts and all — and that goes for blackheads as well.
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A CO...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
The Republic of Letters is a hub for literary and cultural writing; and a new, genuinely democratic type of digital publication.
Newsletter on literature coming to you from Buffalo, NY.
A writer trying to make it. It turns out that essays are fun to write.
Bart Schaneman lives in Seoul, where he works as a journalist. He’s also the author of the novel The Pot Job (Trident Press).
Sam Kahn writes the Substack Castalia.
scifi reader by love, software engineer by trade. Will work for cheese, or a granulating watercolor. Maybe I’ll write a book of my own one day. \ud83c\uddeb\ud83c\uddf7
Stephen Akey is a memoirist and essayist who lives in Brooklyn. He is the author of Raccoon Love, Culture Fever, and College.
I do not use AI in any of my writing or translations. I write fiction, poetry, essays, and memoir. Books: author of the novel Bones in the Dam, and collections The Quiet Storms of Rainer Maria Rilke, & Twenty Greek Poems, among others.
Author of a memoir and a poetry collection. Essays in Missouri Review, Kenyon Review, and The Chronicle of Higher Education.
Sci fi writer, writer about Nepal, sometimes about politics and culture
writer | filmmaker | cartoonist
Serializing a realist otherworld novel entitled "Age of Peace." My tastes and sensibilities are in the line of: Chatwin, Naipaul, Kundera, Coetzee, inter alia.
Yiddishkeit in the South. I like to write, teach, and think about Jewish culture at the intersections of art, history, and mysticism. www.danieljkraft.com
Writer, editor, author: mardeanisaac.com
I'm a writer who lives in Southern California. Before there were words, there were pictures. A sampling can be seen here: andrewprinter.com.
Fiction writer, essayist, creative writing teacher. Assistant professor of creative writing and English at Oklahoma Baptist University and PhD student in English at Oklahoma State University. Author of five books.
I’ll be adding content some day, God willing. Most likely about literature, books I’m reading, etc.
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