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The Daily Grog

Skylar Renslow

An interloper's guide - photography/writing at the intersection of narrative nonfiction and documentary, with food, alcohol, and travel as the primary subjects.

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On the Albanian Kafe

The room is cast in a blue-gray haze from the cigarette smoke. A couple of old couches and a few cheap plastic tables are scattered throughout the place. In the center of the room, a handful of people are gathered around the small cast iron...

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Summer Bits and Bobs

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Raicilleros, Philosopher Kings (Part 4)

Friends, this is the last installation in the raicilla series. It has been a few weeks in the making, so I appreciate the patience! If you need a refresher or are new around here, I’d encourage you to thumb through the first three parts.

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Raicilleros, Philosopher Kings (Part 3)

"Skylar? That's a feminine name!" Don Lupe said with a spirited laugh.

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  • Skylar Renslow

    Professional interloper. Most of my writing and photography are at the intersection of narrative nonfiction and documentary, with food, alcohol, and travel as the primary subjects. Eater, Sip Magazine.

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