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The Republic of Letters

The Republic of Letters, Sam Kahn, Blake Nelson, David A. Westbrook, John Julius Reel, Klaus Zynski, Andy Romanoff, Zane Perdue, John Gu, Stephen Akey, ARW, Benjamin Clabault, Mike Ekunno, Eric Cyr

The Republic of Letters is a hub for literary and cultural writing; and a new, genuinely democratic type of magazine.

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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • The Republic of Letters

    The Republic of Letters is a hub for literary and cultural writing; and a new, genuinely democratic type of digital publication.

  • Sam Kahn

    Sam Kahn writes the Substack Castalia.

  • Blake Nelson

    Blake Nelson's many novels include GIRL, RECOVERY ROAD and PARANOID PARK (adapted to film by Gus Van Sant). He's also written for The New York Times, Details and Conde Nast Traveler.

  • David A. Westbrook

    Writer, Law Professor. Social, intellectual and cultural consequences of contemporary political economy. Efforts at art.

  • John Julius Reel

    John Julius Reel, author of My Half Orange: A Story of Love and Language in Seville (Tortoise Books, 2023), currently collaborates with Canal Sur Radio (Andalusian Public Radio) and has two YouTube channels: Spanglish in a Minute and Book Rants.

  • Klaus Zynski

    AKA J.W. Yablonsky / Fiction in Apocalypse Confidential, Muleskinner Journal, Orpheus / Editor & Contributor @ Kindness Report /Bylines in Republic of Letters (more soon)

  • Andy Romanoff

    I'm an old guy with lots of stories to tell and an endless curiosity for things I haven't done yet. I've been a troublemaker, photographer, writer, cheesy filmmaker, executive, and writer of Stories I've Been Meaning to Tell You

  • Zane Perdue

    COM-POSIT is a weekly newsletter of aphoristic essays, critical–speculative prose, reviews, and occasional fictions.

  • John Gu

    Serializing a realist otherworld novel entitled "Age of Peace." My tastes and sensibilities are in the line of: Chatwin, Naipaul, Kundera, Coetzee, inter alia.

  • Stephen Akey

    Stephen Akey is a memoirist and essayist who lives in Brooklyn. He is the author of Raccoon Love, Culture Fever, and College.

  • ARW

    American in America. Former ex-English teacher.

  • Benjamin Clabault

    Benjamin Clabault is a writer and teacher from Cape Cod, Massachusetts. He lives with his wife and son in Lake Placid, Florida, and his work appears in After Dinner Conversation, Fiction on the Web, Literary Traveler, and elsewhere.

  • Mike Ekunno

    Mike is winner of the Harambee Literary Prize. His recent works have appeared in Mysterion, The Blue Nib, Superstition Review, Storyhouse, Pensive Journal and other places. He loves experiencing beauty with all the sense organs.

  • Eric Cyr

    Author, musician, and teacher in Duluth, Minnesota. Writing on writing, music, and wherever the Spirit leads. Short story collection Here It Snows in June available for order from Wiseblood Books.

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