Who We Are

Human ~

writers, photographers, artists, filmmakers, designers ~

all aiming to capture the texture of St. Augustine so you can feel it, hear it, know it - even half a world away.

Chloee Blair

creator & managing editor

contributors


Mo Soriano

Mo Soriano is a fictional character in a religious novel. Although he enjoys carpentry, fishing and traveling with his friends, his true love is prestidigitation. Walk in his footsteps as he guides you through the less traveled roads of Saint Augustine. Wine will flow like water.

Pavel Kuljuk

Born in 1977. Since 2007, I've been working remotely as a journalist. My motto is: "Journalist is not a profession. It's a state of mind."

jen sinclair

Jen Sinclair is a freelance writer and award-winning author of contemporary character-driven fiction that explores complicated relationships, love, loss and all the messiness of life. She lives in St. Augustine with her kids and two spoiled puppies. Check out her new novel, Stages, here. You can find her at jensinclairwrites.com.

jessica giraldo

Jessica Giraldo is a writer and educator in St. Augustine, where she has become a local. She graduated from Flagler College in 2025 with a degree in English and minors in Digital Media Production and Journalism, and she hopes to pursue graduate studies in 2027. Inspired by the city’s culture of history, art and music, Jess enjoys all forms of writing, particularly creative nonfiction, poetry and journalism, focusing on storytelling centered around emotion.

sebastain reece

Wild Florida man, lives on the beach. I film everything from boats to bulls. Future mayor of Daytona.

Jacqueline lee

Jacqueline Lee is a freelance writer and contributor to The Saint Magazine. She enjoys highlighting emerging creatives and the stories that shape local arts and culture. Outside of writing, she spends her time enjoying iced coffee, tea, live music and all things art-related.

Jeliel Brown

I am a writer, designer, technology student, language enthusiast and chronic collector of interesting details. When I am not chasing unusual stories around the city, you may find me studying Mandarin or disappearing into a notebook to build strange fictional worlds, always with a coffee by my side.