The stories and politics of people who move to new places.
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Her Uncle Tortured a Man in Portugal
Years later, they met the tortured man’s granddaughter in a hospital in the U.S.
(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...
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...
Why Trump Can't Let Go of Birthright Citizenship
Donald Trump in Las Vegas, the day before signing the new set of executive orders on birthright citizenship. Via public domain on Wikimedia Commons.
The article below was originally published on June 16th on prismreports.org ahead of the J...
On Vacation in Madrid While Spain Burns
Wildfire image licensed from toa555
Last Monday, my wife and I flew to Madrid amid the first national emergency declared for a wildfire in Spain’s history. The day before our flight, we saw the apocalyptic headlines:
“Worst wildfires in S...
What the U.S. Can Learn from Hungary About Getting Rid of Dictators
Wikimedia Commons: Viktor Orban and Donald Trump
Two months ago, my wife and I came to Budapest to do some recon for a potential move. We arrived three days after Péter Magyar took his oath of office as prime minister of Hungary, ending th...
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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. Your email has found me procrastinating.
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