1. This story of mine, “Somewhere to Go,” was featured in the September issue of Adbusters magazine (yes, the same issue with the excellent essay about self-effacing hipster culture). It takes place after an anxiety epidemic in which everyone has received free Ativan. What could be better?
2. I’ve also taken it upon myself to self-publish, in very small numbers, the project that made up most of my MFA: Travel by Approximation: A Virtual Road Trip. You can preview the book here; more info on the project here.
3. For a number of years, I was a wily reporter for The Daily Californian, the only daily circulated newspaper in Berkeley. You can see all of the articles I wrote here, from crime to science to the one about a herd of 350 goats for hire.
4. A short text that I wrote about my project, Everyone on Google (2009) was published in the catalogue for the Living Archives project– a collaboration between students and faculty from SFAI and from L’École des Beaux Arts d’Angers in France. View it here.
