Reviews/Criticism/Culture Writing:
"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).
"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).
