This week, The Usonian travels to Cleveland to uncover the story of a Neo-Byzantine monument to a forgotten American president.
You can find the post here. Thanks for reading!
This week, The Usonian travels to Cleveland to uncover the story of a Neo-Byzantine monument to a forgotten American president.
You can find the post here. Thanks for reading!
The earthquake in Turkey and Syria has led to a heartbreaking, humanitarian disaster in the region. Because I write a lot about this part of the world, I decided to write a little about the cultural background of Gaziantep and how you can support relief efforts in the two countries.
Read the post here.
This week’s post in The Usonian is the first of a five-part series, “Famagusta Collage,” on one of the most historically interesting cities in Cyprus across deep time. Read it here.
It’s also my first Substack read-aloud—you can listen to me read the post by clicking the play button at the top of the article. If readers respond to it, I’ll make it a more regular feature.
Thanks for reading!
Featured image: (Gerhard Haubold, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons)
As a holiday treat, I’m re-releasing an old article about climate science in Antarctica.
Follow this link to read “Predictions from the edge of the world,” a profile of NOAA scientist Mitch Bushuk I wrote in college.
Happy holidays!
This week in The Usonian, an interview with writer Samuel Bollen about his new novella, “The Ghostwriter,” in Running Wild Press’ anthology to be released next month.
Check out the interview here. Thanks for reading!
This week in The Usonian, I wrote about my recent presentations in Turin and Toronto—on Doxiadis Associates’ historic city planning activities in Nigeria, and the ghost city of Varosha in Cyprus, respectively.
It was such a privilege to discuss my work in these incredible places. I am grateful for the support of AISU and the MGSA in supporting my travel.
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This week in The Usonian, a conversation with clean energy advocate Graham Turk on taking Amtrak across America—and back again.
Check out the interview here. Thanks for reading!
This week on the blog—a reflection on my adventures in language-learning. Check out the post here!
Thanks for reading.
This week on the blog, a glimpse at the work of Cypriot artist Kyriaki Costa and her search for the commons. Read the essay here.
This week in The Cyprus Files—if not the final post, a post of finality.
This piece is a reflection on an extraordinary year abroad, and my gratitude to all the people who helped me get there, and helped me once I arrived.
Read the blog post here.
Thanks to all who read about my travels in Cyprus this year!