Letters
The Rubric welcomes letters. It always has. Letters have been received on church letterhead, on napkins, on corndog wrappers, on the back of a rounds sheet in pencil, and once on a bulletin the Editor had been holding in his lap. All were graded.
How to Write In
- (1) On paper: leave it on any literature table on the Circuit. The Editor will find it. He finds everything.
- (2) By the machine: 314 has provided an address below. Letters received electronically will be graded on punctuation exactly as letters received on napkins, and will be published in the next issue if they are short and in the one after that if they are not.
- (3) Anonymous letters are accepted. The Editor recognizes penmanship. He will know.
- (4) By the accounts: replies left on Instagram or X are read by 314 and passed to the Editor on paper. They are graded as letters. Character limits are not an excuse for punctuation.
Address: letters@theweeklyrubric.org
Appeals may be submitted in writing and will be graded.