The stories and politics of people who move to new places.
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A Year in Europe: 5 Takeaways
Madrid
This week marked one year since my wife and I moved to Europe. We spent nine months in France (mostly Versailles but also a six-week stint in Grasse) and the last three months in Budapest. Earlier this week, we came back to the plac...
The Condor Daughter: Women Shall Inherit the Earth
Still from a review copy of The Condor Daughter.
Álvaro Olmos Torrico met Vicenta Domínguez, a Quechua midwife, in the heart of the Bolivian Andes. Although he didn’t speak Quechua, he visited her regularly until, not much later, she passe...
Hasan Piker Was Right About 9/11
Hasan Piker in Philadelphia via Wikimedia Commons
In 2019, Hasan Piker, the oft-reviled progressive commentator, said that the “U.S. deserved 9/11.”
The comment recently resurfaced as Democratic socialists, for whom Piker typically stump...
Her Uncle Tortured a Man in Portugal
António de Oliveira Salazar via Wikimedia Commons
(NOTE: The story below is based on a conversation I had with one of the readers of this newsletter. For reasons that will soon become obvious, she will remain anonymous. I refer to her in t...
Q&A With Phineas Rueckert: ‘F*ck the Plan’
was one of the first people I met in France. Ahead of the move, I posted a forlorn Substack note in a bid to make friends abroad. Phineas was one of the beneficent few who obliged. A month later, he and I were in a café in Paris, sharing a...
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New Yorker in France. I write about immigrants, living abroad, culture, and society. My writing has appeared in The New York Times, Travel & Leisure, Slate, Salon and more. I'm writing a speculative fiction novel about variance in human perception.
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