NONFICTION
The Millennials Issue: Myths and Truths About Our Generation
May 2017 || The Boston Globe Magazine
The Brain Benefits of Having Buddies
March 2017 || The Boston Globe Magazine
Can Post-Apocalyptic Art Be a Force for Social Change?
December 2016 || Pacific Standard
Burj Khalifa: Alone at the Top of the World
August 2016 || Catapult
Caddying Your Way to the Top
August 2016 || The Billfold
Beyond Digital vs. Print: On How We Consume Media
June 2016 || The Millions
Social Intelligence Firms Want to Map the World’s Biggest Spenders
April 2015 || Quartz
The Ping to Prayer
February 2015 || The Atlantic
Meet the People (and Robots) Who Pack Your Online Orders
December 2014 || The Atlantic
Why You Should Get Paid to be on Facebook
October 2014 || The Daily Dot
How Secret Societies Stay Hidden on the Internet
July 2014 || The Atlantic
Imagining the Internet
May 2014 || Mulberry Fork Review
Business Academia Grapples With “Ethical” Curriculum
July 2013 || The Gould Standard (NYU Stern newspaper)
Of Labour, Unions and 3D Printing
May 2013 || Arbitrage Magazine
“Mad Men” Mirrors Modern Capitalism
April 2013 || Arbitrage Magazine
In the Arabian Desert, a Living Laboratory
February 2013 || Arbitrage Magazine
Starbucks CEO Howard Shultz Wants to Save America
December 2012 || Arbitrage Magazine
A Glimpse Behind Wall Street’s Fratty Facade
June 2012 || USA Today
REVIEWS
The Mother of Czech Prose: A Review of ‘The Bitter Life of Božena Němcová’ by Kelcey Parker Ervick
February 2017 || Redivider
Society is Rigged: A review of ‘How to Set a Fire and Why’ by Jesse Ball
July 2016 || The Los Angeles Review of Books
Scratching at the Wall: A Review of ‘Her 37th Year: An Index’ by Suzanne Scanlon
October 2015 || 3:AM Magazine
The World as Conspiracy Machine: ‘Glow’ by Ned Beauman
July 2015 || Electric Literature
‘Anomie’ by Jeffrey Lockwood
July 2015 || Necessary Fiction
NYC Lit Mag Delivers Diverse Experimental Forms and Risky Words
Winter 2014 || The Review Review
New Brazilian Online Lit Mag Features Glimpses of Late-Modern Identity
Fall 2014 || The Review Review
BLOGGING
PayPal Co-Founders Peer Into ‘the Future of Western Civilization’
October 2014
The Hideous Inequality Exposed by [the Coverage of] Hurricane Sandy
November 2012
Fox Apologizes After Broadcasting a Suicide. What Are They Sorry About?
September 2012
Miranda July’s Modern Understanding of “Entitlement”
April 2012
The Dark Fun of “A Clockwork Orange”
February 2012
A Brief Study in Apple and Advertising: Minimalism Doesn’t Always Work
August 2011