Brett Krutzsch

Holding the essay collection "Blessings beyond the Binary" in front of a tree with white blossoms

"Blessings beyond the Binary, ed. by @therubellion.bsky.social & @brettkrutzsch.bsky.social looks at the 🇺🇸 TV show Transparent and analyses in 16 essays how it shows the intersections of #Jewishness, #gender & sexuality

#JAHM #GenderStudies #TVStudies #JewishStudies

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Secrets of Publishing Panel | Nyu Bookstore Events Home

NBCC member @profsue123.bsky.social will be moderating a Secrets of Publishing panel, featuring @knguyen.bsky.social, Anjali Singh, Joy Peskin, @brettkrutzsch.bsky.social, Holly Baxter, Miya Lee, and @ciani.bsky.social at the NYU Bookstore at 6 p.m:

October 2024 Special Issue: The Threat of Christian Nationalism — The Revealer

Exciting news! The Religion News Association awarded The Revealer with its ***1st place prize for "Excellence in Magazine Overall Religion Coverage"*** for our special issue on "The Threat of Christian Nationalism." Check out the award-winning issue here: therevealer.org/issue/octobe...

October 2024 Special Issue: The Threat of Christian Nationalism — The Revealer

Congrats to @brettkrutzsch.bsky.social & Team at The Revealer on being awarded 1st place in "Excellence in Overall Magazine Religion Coverage" by the Religion News Association for their special issue on The Threat of Christian nationalism. See the great articles here!
therevealer.org/issue/octobe...

Home — The Revealer

Check out the new issue of @therevealer.bsky.social including a thorough review of
@janjancl.bsky.social ‘s Immigration and Apocalypse, and a thoughtful editorial from @brettkrutzsch.bsky.social , about how to negotiate our media routines in hellacious times like these!
therevealer.org

Episode 43: Ex-Evangelicals and U.S. Politics — The Revealer What is contributing to the growing and prominent movement of ex-evangelicals in the United States? Sarah McCammon, a National Political Correspondent for NPR and author of the forthcoming book The Ex...

Congrats to @sarahmccammon.bsky.social on the paperback release of her bestselling book The Exvangelicals: Loving, Living, & Leaving the White Evangelical Church! Get your copy.

And check out our conversation with Sarah about her great book on The Revealer podcast: therevealer.org/podcast/epis...

All Aboard the Orphan Train! — The Revealer How the U.S. adoption industry contributes to white Christian nationalism

in which @mpgphd.bsky.social and @profirmf.bsky.social recap their 4-part podcast series on ties between adoption in the US and White Christian Nationalism - a great read if you want a crash course in why the lens on adoption we learned at church was wildly off and massively trauma *UN*-informed

Now could be a good time to check out our award-winning special issue "Trans Lives and Religion."

It features articles on trans and nonbinary people paving paths of support in diverse religious communities, including Sikhs, Muslims, Buddhists, Christians, & more. therevealer.org/issue/octobe...

All Aboard the Orphan Train! — The Revealer How the U.S. adoption industry contributes to white Christian nationalism

if you haven’t thought about adoption in the context of white Christian nationalism, you definitely should

check out @mpgphd.bsky.social and my latest way to tell you RELIGION IS NOT DONE WITH YOU for the @therevealer.bsky.social!

@beaconpress.bsky.social

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Our February issue is here!

With great articles on adoption as a religious industry, Hindu divorce, student protests, ecstatic dance, a scandalous Charismatic Christian televangelist, & more from @mpgphd.bsky.social, @profirmf.bsky.social, @elenactrueba.bsky.social, & others! therevealer.org

we loved talking about *Religion Is Not Done With You* for @therevealer.bsky.social podcast!!

thanks again to @brettkrutzsch.bsky.social for being such a great conversation partner

tune in, y'all!

Religion Is Everywhere and Why That Matters

new episode yesterday, new interview today!

thanks again to @brettkrutzsch.bsky.social at @therevealer.bsky.social for a fantastic chat about *Religion Is Not Done With You*

(now available wherever fine books are sold and also Amazon probably)

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Episode 55: Religion Is Everywhere and Why That Matters — The Revealer What are the countless insidious ways religion manifests in our culture, in our politics, and in our daily lives even if we ourselves are not religious people? Megan Goodwin and Ilyse Morgenstein Fuer...

NEW podcast episode! "Religion Is Everywhere and Why That Matters"

@mpgphd.bsky.social & @profirmf.bsky.social join us to discuss how religion shapes our lives even if we're not religious, from healthcare & adoption to politics. Listen on Apple Podcasts & Spotify! therevealer.org/podcast/epis...

We do our best to respond to all pitches. Have an idea for an article about religion + society or religion + media that you'd like to write? Email us your pitch at editor@therevealer.org. (9/9)

In an effort to provide full pay transparency: We currently pay $500 for feature articles, $300 for perspective pieces, and $200 for reviews. (8/9)

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oh hey also DID YOU KNOW that @brettkrutzsch.bsky.social has a gorgeous book on Matthew Shepard?

you should check it out

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Thanks so much!

We do our best to respond to all pitches. Have an idea for an article about religion + society or religion + media that you'd like to write? Email us your pitch at editor@therevealer.org. (9/9)

In an effort to provide full pay transparency: We currently pay $500 for feature articles, $300 for perspective pieces, and $200 for reviews. (8/9)

The best pitches are the ones where we can easily visualize the article, why it is important, and what readers will glean from it. (7/9)

To pitch us, email the idea in a concise paragraph, what you need to do (or have already done) to write the piece, and why you're the person to do it. Include links to clips. Grab our attention with the pitch in the same way you'll grab readers' attention in your article's first paragraph. (6/9)

The Revealer's readers expect our articles to offer sophisticated and nuanced insights about religion (while still being accessible to a broad audience). Our readers want vivid writing, descriptive scenes, and insights they are not likely to find elsewhere. (5/9)

We run several types of articles. Our most common: 1) Feature articles: originally researched or reported pieces. 2) Perspective pieces: opinion/commentary articles based on one's expertise or research one has already done for something like a book. 3) Reviews of TV shows/films/books. (4/9)