Reviews/Criticism/Culture Writing:
Review of Self-Portrait in Black and White by Thomas Chatterton Williams (Spectator USA, Oct. 2019).
Review of Antisocial: Online Extremists, Techno-Utopians, and the Hijacking of the American Conversation by Andrew Marantz (The Guardian, Oct. 2019).
"New Film Shows Jay Maisel Leaving His Masterpiece, a 6-Story Bowery Bank" (Bedford + Bowery, Aug. 2019).
Review of Panic Attack: Young Radicals in the Age of Trump by Robby Soave (The Guardian, July 2019).
"Whit Stillman Reveals Some 'Appalling' Dirty Words of Cinema" (Bedford+Bowery, May 2019).
"Duane Michals Targets Trump in New Art Show, But Does He Hit the Mark?" (Bedford + Bowery, June 2017).
"‘Catholic Anarchist’ Dorothy Day Returns to the East Village Via an Art Show" (Bedford + Bowery, June 2017).
"Remembering Shiva Naipaul" (The New Criterion, Feb. 2016).
"Madame Nhu: Vietnam's Lady Macbeth" (Medium, June 2015).
"Sunless Sketches of a Sprawling City" (Maisonneuve, May 2014; illustration by Barry Blitt).
"The Writings of World War One" (The New Criterion, Feb. 2014).
"In Praise of Quixotism" (The New Criterion, July 2013).
Review of Self-Portrait in Black and White by Thomas Chatterton Williams (Spectator USA, Oct. 2019).
Review of Antisocial: Online Extremists, Techno-Utopians, and the Hijacking of the American Conversation by Andrew Marantz (The Guardian, Oct. 2019).
"New Film Shows Jay Maisel Leaving His Masterpiece, a 6-Story Bowery Bank" (Bedford + Bowery, Aug. 2019).
Review of Panic Attack: Young Radicals in the Age of Trump by Robby Soave (The Guardian, July 2019).
"Whit Stillman Reveals Some 'Appalling' Dirty Words of Cinema" (Bedford+Bowery, May 2019).
"Duane Michals Targets Trump in New Art Show, But Does He Hit the Mark?" (Bedford + Bowery, June 2017).
"‘Catholic Anarchist’ Dorothy Day Returns to the East Village Via an Art Show" (Bedford + Bowery, June 2017).
"Remembering Shiva Naipaul" (The New Criterion, Feb. 2016).
"Madame Nhu: Vietnam's Lady Macbeth" (Medium, June 2015).
"Sunless Sketches of a Sprawling City" (Maisonneuve, May 2014; illustration by Barry Blitt).
"The Writings of World War One" (The New Criterion, Feb. 2014).
"In Praise of Quixotism" (The New Criterion, July 2013).
