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The Mayor of Belden Place
Like in any small town, there’s one man on Belden Place whom everyone seems to know.
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Dear Steve Jobs: Please help us save journalism
Can new technology revive an ailing industry? If so, it’s going to take something a lot cooler than the $359 Kindle.
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Computer camp crushing
The summer before sixth grade, I went to computer camp for the first time.
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Ode to thick skin
Truth-telling might be better suited for a diary, but hey — this is the age of over-sharing, isn’t it?
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Baby teeth and fangs: a short history
The size of my teeth has been an issue since childhood: first they were too sharp, then too small.
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Annie Leibovitz: Life Through A Lens
From late-’60s art student to big-budget metteur en scene, Annie Leibovitz captures the celebrity soul.
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Chickens and the Egg
Thanks to Olivera Egg Farm and its 700,000 chickens, country life is not all sunshine and butterflies.
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The LA “anti-scene” guerrillas
Rainbow Arabia make dance mayhem with Middle Eastern guitar, microtonal keys.
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Very tall, very French
An interview with French electronic producer and Tigersushi label manager and Joakim
San Francisco Bay Guardian
Personal Essays
Daily practice redux
Robert Louis Stevenson may have written the bulk of the Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde during a single 6-day cocaine binge, but it takes me days or even weeks (apparently) to complete a single blog post.
Future of Journalism
Dear Steve Jobs: Please help us save journalism
Can new technology revive an ailing industry? If so, it’s going to take something a lot cooler than the $359 Kindle.
I am a San Francisco-based freelance journalist and soon-to-be student at the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism.
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The Mayor of Belden Place
Like in any small town, there’s one man on Belden Place whom everyone seems to know.
65° Magazine
Annie Leibovitz: Life Through A Lens
From late-’60s art student to big-budget metteur en scene, Annie Leibovitz captures the celebrity soul.
San Francisco Chronicle
Chickens and the Egg
Thanks to Olivera Egg Farm and its 700,000 chickens, country life is not all sunshine and butterflies.
SF Bay Guardian
Environment
Chickens and the Egg
Thanks to Olivera Egg Farm and its 700,000 chickens, country life is not all sunshine and butterflies.
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In honor of National Novel Writing Month, a story from last year
It may be a crazy gimmick, but for the many working parents who participate, NaNoWriMo is not about becoming a professional novelist; it’s about making good on a lifelong dream.
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