
staff writer @nytimes / @wirecutter unstaffed writer many other places has been called—both flatteringly and not—"a lot"
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I could fill a thousand books with thoughts on my hometown, but till then, grateful @nytrealestate let me pen a couple hundred 💖nytimes.com/2026/09/16/reale…
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Can historic literary colonies find their groove again? Maybe if they were more affordable. Great reporting from @doriechevlen . nytimes.com/2026/07/31/reale…
If you just received a super-high heating bill, I would love to hear about it (for a NYT real estate story). Send me a DM!
finally put my English degree to use: nytimes.com/2026/02/03/reale…
I went LONG on The Summer I Turned Pretty for @LAReviewofBooks — please let me know all your takes because 2k words deep, I think I've still only scratched the surface! lareviewofbooks.org/article/…
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"There’s no chance she could say what any reasonable viewer of the show should be advocating for: All of these characters should leave each other alone." @doriechevlen on the limits of love in "The Summer I Turned Pretty." lareviewofbooks.org/article/…
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.@doriechevlen on American Contemporary Ballet’s “Euterpides/Serenade”: "It’s a triumphant piece of music, and yet eerily familiar." lareviewofbooks.org/short-ta…
wrote about the first competitive sperm race and probably the end of humanity as we know it: slate.com/life/2025/05/sperm…
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In our upcoming LARB Quarterly, we’re feeling the pressure. With all-new cultural criticism, personal essays, field reporting, short fiction, and poetry, and more, we’re zeroed in on the pressures we face—and just how much we can take. Join today: lareviewofbooks.org/membersh…
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"As a critic, but probably more so as a Jew, I am immediately skeptical of any dance 'inspired' by the Holocaust." Dorie Chevlen attends Los Angeles Ballet's "Memoryhouse." lareviewofbooks.org/short-ta…
🚨GREAT JOB ALERT🚨
(writing for Wirecutter rules, AND Caitlin is one of my favorite editors on Earth❤️)
Exciting news: I’m hiring! @wirecutter is looking for a Senior Writer to cover phones, tablets, and wearables. You’ll write guides and short-form articles about the technology we rely on every day. You’ll report to me. Dream job imo. Questions? DM me! nytimes.wd5.myworkdayjobs.co…
I'm thinking about launching an advice column UH OH DORIE but will enough of you guys subscribe, and moreover, write in with your PROBLEMS? (otherwise i'll be stuck writing about my own problems, which are fascinating but will become tiresome eventually)
wrote about electric toothbrushes and humanity's ceaseless march toward death nytimes.com/wirecutter/revie…
I know that the WONDER of air travel is decades past, but here I am in the aisle seat with every window blind pulled close?! When we are literally soaring through the heavens??
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Carrying forward the stories of the Holocaust is now mainly the province of the third generation, that is, the grandkids (and related) of survivors. And they have their own way of doing it: nytimes.com/2024/10/20/arts/…
one of my favorite writer pals on one of my favorite horror flicks 🖤🖤🖤
For @TheAtlantic, I wrote about the demonic teen girl canon via Jennifer's Body –– one of my favorite movies & an enduring classic
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