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escritora aridoamericana | SALT LAKES: An Unnatural History, coming March 2026 from @wwnorton
Tucson / México
Joined January 2021
Is there really no keyboard shortcut for making a footnote in Microsoft Word or did I somehow never learn it
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What white American millennial male writers do you all recommend (asking genuinely)
Not a single white American man born after 1984 has published a work of literary fiction in The New Yorker https://t.co/oC0tghZf0r
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For The Border Chronicle, I interviewed MD and writer Melody Glenn about her book Mother of Methadone, out now from @BeaconPressBks: https://t.co/6uTwFUzfj8
theborderchronicle.com
“The fact that this is being used as justification to militarize the border has been shocking for me to watch."
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For @newrepublic, I wrote about @DanielaCatrileo’s novel Chilco—out now from @FSGOriginals in @jacobedel_real’s translation. A beautiful novel aboit ecology, Indigeneity, and queerness. Thanks @coracurrier for the assignment!
newrepublic.com
Daniela Catrileo explores Indigenous identity and the rural-urban divide from an intimate, feminist perspective in her newly translated novel, Chilco.
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This is a fantastic, thorough & careful review of @DanielaCatrileo's CHILCO in the @newrepublic. Thank you to @ce_tracey for the time and reading!
For @newrepublic, I wrote about @DanielaCatrileo’s novel Chilco—out now from @FSGOriginals in @jacobedel_real’s translation. A beautiful novel aboit ecology, Indigeneity, and queerness. Thanks @coracurrier for the assignment!
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For @newrepublic, I wrote about @DanielaCatrileo’s novel Chilco—out now from @FSGOriginals in @jacobedel_real’s translation. A beautiful novel aboit ecology, Indigeneity, and queerness. Thanks @coracurrier for the assignment!
newrepublic.com
Daniela Catrileo explores Indigenous identity and the rural-urban divide from an intimate, feminist perspective in her newly translated novel, Chilco.
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For The Border Chronicle, I wrote about the Mexicali Experimental Project, a collaboration between Baja California’s worker housing agency and architectural philosopher Christopher Alexander: https://t.co/AKqVSIboMo
theborderchronicle.com
In the 1970s, the Mexican state worked with an avant-garde architect to build unique homes for workers in Mexicali. Could this forgotten experiment hold answers for Mexico’s housing crisis today?
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To be a geographer about it…Neil Smith wrote a book about how waves of gentrification are accompanied by a frontier aesthetic
what happened in 2010-15 man. we were seized by some kind of faux frontiersman cult for urbanites. probably the worst cultural era in history: - stomp clap hey music. lumineers, mumford & sons, imagine dragons etc. awful. no redeeming qualities whatsoever - stipped down
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Excited for this!
just signed a contract for my first book – on breakthroughs and dead-ends in construction labor & climate politics – to come out 2027 on @VersoBooks
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💦 For The Border Chronicle, I interviewed historian Marco Samaniego of the Autonomous University of Baja California about last week’s binational agreement regarding the Tijuana River sewage crisis:
theborderchronicle.com
“If the U.S. and Mexico are going to agree on one thing, it’s water.”
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🚨Scoop🚨 The mysterious giant data center planned for Tucson was named in a 2023 doc obtained from Pima County: Amazon Web Services The data center—H20 and electricity intensive—has sparked fierce public pushback My latest w/ @Yanazure @AZLuminaria
https://t.co/objshdMdoo
azluminaria.org
Amazon Web Services is revealed to be the company behind the Project Blue data center proposed for Tucson.
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Just received a reminder to take a survey about my "experience reviewing my insurance bill," which I didn't realize was an experience in the first place
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🚨 My next book, EXTRACTION: THE FRONTIERS OF GREEN CAPITALISM is out 9/23 with @wwnorton Today and tomorrow, you can pre-order it at 25% off 😊 Link below!
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Wow. Deeply grateful for this review of THERE IS NO PLACE FOR US in @RollingStone: "A stunning narrative account of the working poor whose unhoused ranks have swelled over the past generation, largely without any notice or regard from media or public agencies."
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A previous version of Mexico's biometric CURP proposal was backed by World Bank, promoted by presidents Calderón and EPN; now integral part of reform to General Disappearance Law. For @TheMexicoBrief
themexicobrief.org
by Madeleine Wattenbarger. A polemical point of the reform to the General Disappearance Law passed by Mexican legislators this week is the use of a biometric CURP to search for missing people. The...
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