Alex Belth

Alex Belth currently serves as the Curator for Esquire’s esteemed Classic archive, where he leverages his extensive expertise in pop culture, journalism, and literary non-fiction to bring a rich tapestry of 20th-century journalism to a modern audience. In this role, Alex is responsible for overseeing the digital curation of iconic articles, features, and critical essays that have shaped American cultural and literary history. His keen eye for quality content allows him to synthesize and contextualize vintage material, making it accessible and relevant for contemporary readers while preserving the integrity of classic journalism. As the lead editor and writer, Alex crafts compelling narratives that highlight the significance of these works, blending creative writing with rigorous content management to ensure a seamless user experience across Esquire’s digital platforms.

In addition to his editorial duties, Alex actively manages Esquire’s social media channels—Twitter, Tumblr, and Facebook—where he promotes curated content, engages with a diverse audience, and amplifies the magazine’s legacy through multimedia storytelling. His expertise in content curation, blogging, and web content production enables him to produce multimedia features that resonate with both nostalgic enthusiasts and new generations of pop culture aficionados. With skills spanning publishing, creative writing, and press releases, Alex’s work as a digital archivist not only preserves the past but also contextualizes it within today’s cultural landscape, fostering a deeper appreciation for the enduring power of classic journalism and criticism.