All My Dead & Living Things is a fifth-generation Hudsonian’s attempt to make sense of history, power, and belonging in a city that is still becoming.
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Five Years of Housing Justice: A Conversation with Michelle Tullo
To the tenant facing a rent hike, Michelle Tullo is the person picking up the phone. To the contractor, she’s the one scrutinizing the bid. To the engineers and environmental consultants, she’s the client with a list of questions. To the fi...
The Neighbors Who Built Spring Street
Hudson’s history is also cleaved into parts.
The known parts are recited on walking tours; the unknown, often relegated to oral history, which tends to die before it is captured.
Known: Hudson began as a whaling port and, in 178...
What Gets Lost When a Place Gets Found: The Vanishing Volunteer Fire Service
This essay was originally published in H.E.R.E. Journal, in their inaugural issue in August 2026. I had the joy of interviewing Justin Elliott, a friend I grew up with in Hudson (we were actually both born at CMH on the same day).
I had a...
What’s At Stake: A Neighborhood Without Neighbors
There are only sixteen houses on the dead-end street where I live in Hudson.
I bought my house seven years ago from my high school History teacher and guidance office secretary. It’s a sweet 1,300-square-foot, two-story, three-bedroom hous...
A September Dispatch (and Welcome to the New Folks!)
Dear Reader,
I’m here for my periodic hello, as there are several dozen more of you here now after my piece about Flocks in Columbia County. So glad you’re reading along.
I started All My Dead and Living Things in February 2025, and since...
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Writer, coach, gravestone tender, memory keeper. Cognitive psychology PhD, ex-data scientist, fifth-generation Hudsonian. Here I remember what was so we might shape what will be.
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