Selected articles
Prairie Fire
The suicide of a teenage prodigy in rural Nebraska. National Magazine Award finalist for feature writing.
[The New Yorker]
Who Killed Anna Mae?
The unsolved murder of a Native American political activist.
[New York Times Magazine]
Unseparated Since Birth
The Bryan Brothers, identical twins and the greatest doubles team in tennis history.
[New York Times Magazine]
Is Anybody Buying Art These Days?
The Mugrabis, a family of art speculators.
[New York Times Magazine]
The Battle of Lyford Cay
A pair of billionaire next-door-neighbors in the Bahamas who set out to destroy one another.
[Vanity Fair]
Bad Blood the Color of Rubies
A family of fantastically wealthy gemstone dealers in India who share a mansion and can't stand one another.
[New York Magazine]
Goga Ashkenazi: The First Female Oligarch of Fashion
A Kazakhstani oligarch buys a famous fashion house in Milan and makes herself the chief dressmaker.
[New York Magazine]
The Trials of Art Superdealer Larry Gagosian
An intimate glimpse at how Larry Gagosian, the biggest art dealer in the world, operates, told through the history of three Warhol paintings.
[New York Magazine]
The Murder of an African Miner — And His Son’s Quest For Revenge
About the political assassination of a geologist in Kenya who'd discovered a new gemstone and revolutionized the jewelry business.
[Men’s Journal]
The Real Ex-Husband of Beverly Hills
The composer David Foster, paterfamilias to an impressive number of reality-TV stars.
[Vanity Fair]
Can U.S. Men’s Tennis Rise Again?
Why Noah Rubin's friends think Andy Roddick was a male model.
[New York Times Magazine]
The Fall of Animal House
For Dartmouth's infamous fraternity, the choice is change or die.
[Rolling Stone]
