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A Year in Oaxaca

Jacob Dean

A twice-weekly newsletter about the expat experience and life in Mexico, as told by an award-winning food and travel writer who, with his wife, left New York City for the hills and valleys of Oaxaca.

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Author’s Note: For the next year I’ll be writing The Oaxaca Postcard Project, where every day of the year I’ll be sending a postcard, free of charge, to a different subscriber. Paid subscribers will receive their postcards first. If you’d l...

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Mexico Elects Its First Female President

Claudia assumes her office today and Mexico will never quite be the same.

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Between Two Storms

A hurricane to the south, a tropical storm to the north, with Oaxaca in-between.

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A Year in Oaxaca

Andrea and I moved to Oaxaca on September 21st, 2023, and now, a year later, our lives have changed just as profoundly as we had thought and hoped they would.

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  • Jacob Dean

    Food and travel writer and editor. Psychologist. New Yorker. Expat. I live in Oaxaca, Mexico.

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