THE NEW YORK TIMES
The Agricultural Queens of Louisiana
How Do You Advertise a Town Ravaged by Hurricanes?
THE NEW YORKER
The Lost Bayou Ramblers Get Lit
Touring Louisiana’s Chemical Ghost Town
The Storm Oracle of New Orleans
Are Your Pants Vibrating or Are Your Just Happy to See Me?
Turning Up the Heat on Bad Landlords
The President of NARAL Gets Coiffed for Battle
M.I.A. Guest-Stars at a High-School Assembly
Helena Howard and Josephine Decker Trek to Storm King
Testing the Tradewinds at Sunken Harbor Club
A Brooklyn Bar Even Grandmothers Would Like
Escape the Winter Blues at Erv’s
“The Quick and the Dead”: A Prescient Ode to Political Hopelessness
THE OXFORD AMERICAN
THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE
Letter of Recommendation: Eavesdropping
SCALAWAG
Mr. Perkins Goes to Washington
CITYLAB
SMITHSONIAN MAGAZINE
From the Page to the Plate: Bringing Literary Dishes to Life
OTHER ESSAYS
As Trump pushes oil pipelines forward, we’re offered a grim vision of pending disasters.
AN ESSAY I MADE ABOUT STARTING TO SMOKE (THEN QUITTING)
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A FEW PIECES OF NEW ORLEANS REPORTING
Why New Orleans Doesn’t Have Uber
The oldest tattoo shop in New Orleans
New Orleans Bronies Prepare for DerpyCon South
Circle Food Store reopens in the 7th Ward with pomp, circumstance and bell peppers
Barbecue, dancing and brass open Kermit's Treme Mother-in-Law Lounge
A series on crime in St. Roch:
Beatings in St. Roch Roil the Neighborhood
At St. Roch crime meeting, residents had questions, but officials had few answers
Marching for peace in the troubled St. Roch neighborhood
THE NEW REPUBLIC
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