THE NEW YORK TIMES, "The Scan" columnist, 2013 - present
• Cover books, films, exhibits and other cultural events in the Science Times.
NATURE, Books and Arts contributor, 2008-present
• Cover books, films, exhibits and other cultural events in the Science Times.
Interview scientists and artists (such as Margaret Atwood, Werner Herzog and Tom Wolfe) for the culture pages of the British science journal.
NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE, Research Editor, 2008-2011
• Fact-checked articles on science and culture on a freelance basis.
NEW YORK REVIEW OF BOOKS, Editorial Assistant (2005-2008)
• Edited science reviews, matched books to reviewers, hired staff.
FREELANCE SCIENCE JOURNALIST, 2002-present
• Reported on science and culture for Believer, Boston Globe, Nature, Pitchfork, Salon, Scientific American Mind, and The New York Times Book Review and Magazine.
If you're a kid in Bahia, Brazil, you are familiar with the bronze statue depicting slaves being whipped on top of the memorial theater bearing his name. When you memorize his poems in school, you learn that he's more...
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