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Since graduating from Deep Springs College, I've written and edited for magazines (Rolling Stone, The Atlantic Monthly), newspapers (The Village Voice, The National), and websites (NPR.org, SixBillion.org). In the summer of 2007, I packed a bag and walked from New York to New Orleans, a trek that took five months, three pairs of shoes, and a couple thousand miles. These days, I live in Saudi Arabia with my wife, Kelly McEvers, who covers the region for National Public Radio.
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| Contributor Since: | August 2009 |
| Location: | Riyadh, Saudi Arabia |
I’m a regular contributor to The Review, which Reihan Salam calls a “younger, radder” New York Review of Books.
Past pieces include:
-”Down in the floods,” something in Saudi Arabia may have changed
-”Checkpoint Qatif,”among Saudi’s Shiite minority
-”Excursion into the desert,” in which my landlord pulls a gun.
-”You’ll never walk alone,” a night of soccer in sweltering Riyadh.
-”Get on the bus,” a story of public transport in Riyadh.
-”Saudi Arabia’s got talent,” from the nation’s first-ever open TV auditions