Feature: Prisonville, Fla.

Feature: The Case of the Missing Pen

The Curse of Tom Wolfe

Ms. Karenina’s story reflects a growing trend among Russian women who, fed up with their aging husbands, are leaving their families, taking up with handsome young men and, when things go badly, eventually falling under moving trains… Michael Shapiro, Columbia Journalism Review, 2008

Feature: The Mouse Who Loved Me

Steve Jobs and the Autumn of American Hope

There’s a reason for this. There were two pieces of major news last night: the growing (positive) unrest at the Occupy Wall Street movement, and the world’s reaction to the death of Steve Jobs. Let’s start with Steve. After he died, he got the best public eulogy anybody could hope for. The magazines that covered [...]

Feature: Food Not Bombs

Published in both Broward and Miami.

Landing

Saw an amazing sight as we flew in over western Broward this morning before dawn. The whole dark-yellow expanse glittered with the strobes of hundreds of school buses, picking up children for the first day of school.

Feature: Losing Battle

When Hank Battle rolled up at the upper-crust Pine Crest School in January, nobody knew what had hit them. My first dalliance with anonymous sources. Plus: recent graduates go on the record about participating in Hank Battle’s secretive—and feared—group of student advisors.

Sayonara

Outside, the stars had darkened and it had started to drizzle, so the prospect of a nightcap was pleasing, especially if I should have to return on foot to my own hotel, which was a mile distant from the Miyako. I poured some vodka; Brando declined to join me. However, he subsequently reached for my [...]

Feature: My Father’s Bones

Plus: more about the “confession” that a jury may never get to see.

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    Stefan is a staff writer for Village Voice Media in South Florida. A native of rural New Jersey, he attended college in Chicago and spent two years in Portland, Oregon while figuring out what to do with his life. He started his journalism career at KBOO Community Radio and the Portland Mercury. Send an email.
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