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Chicago person. Nonfiction books with Penguin Random House. Journalism in Esquire, NPR, Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun-Times, Boston Globe, elsewhere. Fiction in some hip spots. 2023 Hugh Holton award winner. Medium tall.
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a book I wish every journalist would read and learn from. you’re actually allowed to be against evil and tyranny. it’s even expected
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when you see the poster of a political cartoon attacking railroad trusts, the bathrooms are one door down to the left
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surprisingly no
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literally listening to the third LBJ book right fucking now
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I ate this last night but was too much in a coma to post
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the noble square one ruled. lots of history and beauty and culture. I am sounding astoundingly middle aged.
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gift certificates to neighborhood indie bookstores, passes to the art institute, a boat tour, a architectural walking tour, a brick tour (the guy who does these kicks ass), and I am now realizing these are not cool young people things. damn.
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I wear my sunglasses as knight so I can so I can
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no one is without sin
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he’s literally so last summer
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cromwell heads rise up
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love that
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good moment to remember we are all in this together
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man that’s great, thanks for sharing
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did a story back in 2009 because my editor saw me printing off google map directions, had no clue what it was, then discovered I didn’t know about triptik, and forced me to write a story about it all. peak editor ideation right there
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trying to prove it’s a jeep thing
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man as someone raised catholic I first read this way differently