Late last year, USAID hired me to teach a seminar about journalism to Libyan journalists. I wrote about the experience in the current Atlantic.
Filed under: Atlantic Monthly, Libya, Middle East
1 November 2011 • 5:12 pm 0
Terrence Malick and Wael Ghonim
I wrote about Terrence Malick and Wael Ghonim for The Atlantic‘s “Brave Thinkers” package.
Filed under: Atlantic Monthly
30 June 2011 • 7:36 am 0
The latest from Tahrir
I filed a post for TheAtlantic.com from Tahrir.
Filed under: Atlantic Monthly, Egypt, Middle East
26 June 2011 • 1:38 pm 0
Trotsky and Tahrir
12 May 2011 • 12:20 pm 0
Running the Asylum
For The Atlantic, I profiled Maj. Gulzar Wazir, mental health activist in Peshawar.
Filed under: Atlantic Monthly
17 March 2011 • 10:18 pm 0
A Boom Behind Bars
In the current Businessweek, I have a piece about the private prison industry and immigrant detention.
Filed under: Businessweek
9 March 2011 • 1:56 pm 0
Arab Revolutions Through the Wikileaks Lens
In Foreign Policy, a short essay about reading US diplomatic cables after the revolutions in Libya, Tunisia, and Egypt.
Filed under: Foreign Policy
1 March 2011 • 2:12 am 0
After the Fall
Originally appeared in Caravan, edited from dispatches at TheAtlantic.com.
Dispatches from Egypt’s revolution
HOSNI MUBARAK with donkey ears, Hosni Mubarak with a Hitler moustache, Hosni Mubarak as Colonel Sanders—once the protesters started heaping on the scorn, they couldn’t stop. It had been a long time coming.
Filed under: Caravan
