Made for CityLab's "Your Maps of Life Under Lockdown." How has your relationship with your neighborhood changed? Well, I can intimately describe the minutiae of this four-mile river loop.
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Wednesday, April 22, 2020
Saturday, May 18, 2019
Monday, March 19, 2018
Magazine Time
Here are a bunch of articles I wrote:
Stef Chura's New Record Messes - A California Surf-Rock Update on ’90s Feminist Grunge
Men Without Women’s Dick Lit - Men’s Insecurities Are Exposed in Murakami’s Latest
The Body Horror of Illness, Poverty, and Time - I Should Have Listened to Anne Elizabeth Moore
The IPRC Needs A New Location—and A New Executive Director
Movie Review Your Name: This Is All You Should Read Before You Go See Your Name
Comics Artist, Cyclist, Activist - Eleanor Davis Took a Bike Ride That Awakened Her to Injustice
Wonder Woman Is a Thrilling Start - Now Bring on the Sequels
Fear Will Never Conquer Us - Scenes from This Weekend’s Hollywood Transit Vigil for Three Heroes Who Stood Against Hate
Pitch, Please! - Carolyn Main Kickstarts Her Hilarious Movie Pitch Card Game
Let's All Go to the Lobby! - Which Portland Movie Theater Has the Best Snacks?
Let's Discuss Twin Peaks - Dougie Jones and the Enduring Power of Toxic Masculinity
Pop Gun War’s Magic Explosion-ism - Farel Dalrymple’s Surrealist Comic Book is Action-Packed as All Hell
Pop Gun War’s Magic Explosion-ism - Farel Dalrymple’s Surrealist Comic Book is Action-Packed as All Hell
Scorpiono Rising - Portland’s Very Own Broad City
Valerian Is the Fifth Element Follow-Up You've Been Waiting For - Luc Besson’s Latest Is a Surreal Delight
Nicole Georges’ Dog Star - Fetch Is For Anyone Who’s Ever Really Loved A Dog
Tongues’ New God Flow - Portland’s Anders Nilsen Debuts a New Comic, With Greek Drama, God Drama, and Strange Wars
Stumptown Improv 2017:
The Stumptown Improv Fest’s Triumphant Return
Stumptown Improv Festival, Day 2: Curious Comedy, the Right Now, and HVAC Snakes!
Stumptown Improv Festival, Day 3: Big Bang, Border Disputes, and Introducing the Imports
When Cats ATTACK! - They Are Probably Just Scared, Says Horror Cartoonist and Attack Survivor Julia Gfrörer
Treat Yourself with Girls Gone Mild - Presenting The Siren’s New Brunch Comedy Show
In This Corner of the World Is a Cute Movie About Hiroshima - The Latest Animated Film from Sunao Katabuchi
My Pretty Vampire’s Cartoonish Violence - Katie Skelly’s Love Letter to ’70s Woman-Centric Vampire Cinema
The Hip-Hop Fairy Tale of Patti Cake$ - The Bling Was in Her Heart All Along!
We Saw Louis C.K.’s I Love You, Daddy. You Aren’t Missing Much - A Review of Louis C.K.’s New, Unreleased Movie
Tori Amos Is Still Banging on Her Piano - With Native Invader, the Singer/Songwriter Interweaves Politics and Mythology
Live Review - Tori Amos at Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, Wed Nov 22
Bloody Beautiful - The Guts, Gore, and Ill-Advised Surgeries at the PDXtreme Fest
John Mulaney: Just a Humble Yarn Boy - Long-Form Stand-Up Is What the "Kid Gorgeous" Comedian Does Best
The Mercury's Favorite Movies of 2017: Blade Runner 2049
When Cats ATTACK! - They Are Probably Just Scared, Says Horror Cartoonist and Attack Survivor Julia Gfrörer
Treat Yourself with Girls Gone Mild - Presenting The Siren’s New Brunch Comedy Show
Carmen Maria Machado’s Writing Lit Me on Fire - Couple Fights, Fucking, and SVU in Her Body and Other Parties
The Hip-Hop Fairy Tale of Patti Cake$ - The Bling Was in Her Heart All Along!
Staying Mild with Tops - The Québécois Band Talks Positive Breakups and Perfect Pop Songs
In Sleeping Beauties, It’s Ladies’ Night! - Here Comes Stephen King and Owen King’s Father-Son Magical Feminist
The IPRC’s Narrow Escape - How the Publishing Organization Faced Portland’s Rental Crisis—and Survived
TBA 2017: They, Themself, and Schmerm - A Delightful, Humorous Show About Abuse and Gender Transition
TBA 2017: EMA - EMA Delivers An Unfuckwithable Rock Set
Don’t Get Caught - Artists Rep’s New Play Has a Super Dumb Secret
Halloween Theater! Spooky! Scary! - Nesting: Vacancy Makes For a Frightening Binge-Watch
Hello, Christopher Sobbin’ - Goodbye Christopher Robin Is Stylish and Sad
Gentrification, Evil Pugs, and More at the Northwest Filmmakers’ Festival - The Well-Curated Fest Enters Its 44th Year
We Saw Louis C.K.’s I Love You, Daddy. You Aren’t Missing Much - A Review of Louis C.K.’s New, Unreleased Movie
Tori Amos Is Still Banging on Her Piano - With Native Invader, the Singer/Songwriter Interweaves Politics and Mythology
Live Review - Tori Amos at Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, Wed Nov 22
Bloody Beautiful - The Guts, Gore, and Ill-Advised Surgeries at the PDXtreme Fest
John Mulaney: Just a Humble Yarn Boy - Long-Form Stand-Up Is What the "Kid Gorgeous" Comedian Does Best
The Mercury's Favorite Movies of 2017: Blade Runner 2049
Short-Form Comics You Will Love - Things of Beauty from Kevin Budnick, Anne Pomel, and More
My Life as a Zucchini Review: FINALLY, a Stop-Motion Animated Movie About Orphans and Sex Jokes!
Who Likes Sad Shorts? - 2017’s Oscar-Nominated Short Films Will Break Your Heart
Colin Winnette’s Gripping Ghost Story of Decaying Civilization - The Job of the Wasp Tackles Orphan Lit, Gothic Mystery, and the Lies We Tell Ourselves
Maze Runner: The Death Cure Review: So Long, Murder-Teens! - It’s the Last Time We’ll See These Sweet, Murdering Teens Alive
Orange Thief Makes the Case for Published Sketchbooks - The Unsettling, Imaginative Illustrations of Sophie Franz
Maze Runner: The Death Cure Review: So Long, Murder-Teens! - It’s the Last Time We’ll See These Sweet, Murdering Teens Alive
Orange Thief Makes the Case for Published Sketchbooks - The Unsettling, Imaginative Illustrations of Sophie Franz
Who Likes Sad Shorts? - 2017’s Oscar-Nominated Short Films Will Break Your Heart
Fresh Art at Grapefruits - It’s an Exhibition Space Where Anything Can Happen
Spring Comes Early to Director Park - Portland Tropical Gardens’ Artsy Cure for Winter
Hold Me Closer Shiny Oprah - A Wrinkle in Time Review: Ava DuVernay Gives the YA Classic a Much-Needed Update
Sunday, October 22, 2017
Short Run 2017
I'll be at the Short Run Comics & Arts Festival in Seattle on Nov 4th at Fisher Pavilion with a new comic about the Whole30 elimination diet. Stay turned for my table assignment. Some of the early parts can be read on my tumblr page.
Monday, May 1, 2017
Magazine Time
Comic interview: Director Jordan Vogt-Roberts on Monsters, Vietnam, and Kong: Skull Island
Millennial Tales of Terror: Smooth Exorcist
How to Trick Someone into Letting You Live with Them - Appear to Be a Good Housemate with These Six Simple Secrets
Study Group Mag - The Local Magazine Applies a Critical Lens to the Art Form
Looking for Tiger Lily - Anthony Hudson Deconstructs Native American Identity Assimilation with PowerPoint
One Sad Dad - Unemployment, Fatherhood, and The Measure of a Man
Martha Grover - The End of My Career Author Is the Voice of Portland Right Now
Sex, Politics, and Teletubbies - The Portland Queer Film Fest
Comics, Here Is Your Queen - Dame Darcy's The Meat Cake Bible
Looking for Tiger Lily - Anthony Hudson Deconstructs Native American Identity Assimilation with PowerPoint
Lo-Fi Riches - North Portland Unknown Film Fest
The Ambition of Rolling Blackouts - Sarah Glidden Explores Conflicts in the Middle East and Ethics in Comics Journalism
The Magical Whitewash of Doctor Strange - The Cure for Racism? Sorcery!
David Sedaris - In Defense of David Sedaris
Eagle Huntress - The Very First Eagle Huntress!(Sort Of) (Not Really)
Jill Thompson, Jewel of the Comics Industry - With The True Amazon, She Gets Wonder Woman Right (Finally)
The Siren Theater Gets Its First Artist in Residence - North Coast’s Rachel Rosenthal is Here to Teach Hip-Hop Improv
Our Revolution - Keep the Fires Berning in 2017
Zachary Auburn is No Longer Anonymous -The How to Talk to Your Cat About Gun Safety Author Was in Our Hearts All Along
Drugs, Cults, and Space Suits - The Short Films—and Dark Dreams—of Vu Pham
Shocked, I Am Shocked! - In Substance Peter Hook Reveals New Order Did Lots of Drugs and Sex
Emodóvar - Pedro Almodóvar Riffs on Alice Munro With Julieta
The Space Between Us - In Which Gary Oldman Watches Teens Make Out
Fred Thomas’ Changer - The Songwriter/Producer’s Latest Centers on Immersive Synth Instrumentals
The Shirley Jackson Project - Portland Comic Artists Share Their Passion for Shirley Jackson, Queen of Gloom
Breaking the Niche - POW Fest 2017: More Inclusive, More Interesting
My Brother, My Brother and TV - The McElroy Brother Fine Family of Podcasts Expands to Internet TV
After the Storm - Explores a Family of Emotional Packrats
Slow Your Roll, Iron Fist - We’re Talking Esoteric Comics With Ron Regé Jr.
The Book of Joan - Lidia Yuknavitch’s Sci-Fi Novel Misses the Mark, and We All Go Flying into the Void
Talking with Dash Shaw - About My Entire High School Sinking Into the Sea
Sunday, November 20, 2016
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