Selected Stories

Culture

  • She’s not celibate — she’s ‘boysober’ | The New York Times
  • I became obsessed with this seemingly innocent trend on social media. Then I realized there was a dark side. | HuffPost

Books

  • The Power Broker is 50. Its latest fans are much younger. | The Washington Post
  • Across the Clarissa-verse: On 100 years of Mrs. Dalloway | Literary Hub
  • How much ‘fiction’ are we OK with in our nonfiction? | Narratively
  • A bibliophile invites New Yorkers to engage with books that do not exist | The Art Newspaper

Art

  • The fearless cowgirls of Mexican rodeo | Texas Highways
  • How artists have used the ‘uncanny’ as a feminist strategy | The Art Newspaper
  • A Texan helps people visualize how immense COVID-19 death toll is | NPR 
  • Sacred space: Look inside Ellsworth Kelly’s last work at the Blanton Museum | The Alcalde

Other reporting

  • Two paragraphs forced Black residents to East Austin. Exploding real estate prices forced them out. | KUT
  • With abortions banned, these Texans turned to permanent forms of birth control | KUT
  • One of Austin’s first Black communities has largely been erased. This building tells its tale. | KUT
  • ‘This is sacred ground’: Austinites and researchers seek to restore Mexican-American cemeteries in Montopolis | KUT
  • A beloved post office in Hyde Park is closing. The Austin neighborhood wants to know why. | KUT
  • Local organizations step up to expand vaccine access in East Austin | KUT