Open Book
Graphic Thought Facility is the subject, and designer, of a new exhibition at the Art Institute of Chicago.
Metropolis, April 2008

The Pound of Flesh
Stuart Canterbury’s A Midsummer Night’s Cream—tag line: “What (Horny) Fools These Mortals Be!”—is merely one recent example of a growing genre of Shakespeare adaptation: Shakespeare porn.
Lingua Franca, September 2001

Such Exquisite Dumbness
Book review: Sound of the Beast: The Complete Headbanging History of Heavy Metal, by Ian Christe.
The New York Sun, April 29, 2003

Blue Laws and Black Markets
Book review: Reefer Madness: Sex, Drugs, and Cheap Labor in the American Black Market, by Eric Schlosser.
The New York Sun, May 7, 2003

The Unimaginative Imaginatist
Book review: The Fabulist: A Novel, by Stephen Glass.
The New York Sun, May 20, 2003

One Man’s Machines
Jamie Greenberg and Media Shower, Manhattan’s best public-access TV show.
The Village Voice, July 19–25, 2000

David Granger Has Something
Stuck Between His Teeth
Tom Junod’s semi-fictional Michael Stipe profile in Esquire inspires a dinner with the magazine’s editor.
Mediabistro.com, May 17, 2001

Tucker’s World
Tucker Carlson may be poised for Bush-era ubiquity, but his inane CNN talk show is all too reminiscent of a TV phenomenon from an earlier Bush administration. Party time! Excellent!
Mediabistro.com, January 19, 2001

Can the Paperless Magazine Make It?
Feed, Word, Salon, and other Web-only publications try to create a new publishing paradigm.
Columbia Journalism Review, January/February 1996