RECENTLY PUBLISHED
WALL STREET JOURNAL (January 13, 2012)
Overnight and Underage
One of DHL's co-founders spent his later years in the Pacific, where he sat as a judge, started businesses and cruised for young prostitutes. A review of King Larry: The Life and Ruins of a Billionaire Genius.
THE ATLANTIC (January/February 2012)
My Nutmeg Bender
Fresh nutmeg is cropping up in more craft cocktail bars. A little research into the spice and its past turns up a curious fact: nutmeg's structure shares similarities with mescaline, amphetamine, and ecstasy. Eat enough, and it will mess you up.
WALL STREET JOURNAL (November 19, 2011)
Gift Guide: Best Cocktail Books of 2011
Books to give to the lushes in your life, from Jim Meehan's splendid PDT Cocktail Book to Brad Thomas Parson's opus on bitters.
TRAVEL + LEISURE ONLINE (November 2011)
America's Coolest Coffee Shops
Where to enjoy a stellar cup of joe in New York, Boston, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle, and some 20 other cities.
THE ATLANTIC (November 2011)
Tiki to Tacky... and Back
A taste of cocktail Americana comes in from the cold.
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC TRAVELER (Oct 2011)
A Tonic for the Morning After
Everyone knows New Orleans is well-suited for the continuous consumption of liquor. But it’s also a city-sized balm for the morning after.
ARCHITECT (Sept 2011)
Rapid Response
When a tornado ravaged Tuscaloosa, Ala., this spring, a network of architects quickly organized to assess the damage. Why and how they did it.
FORBES LIFE (Sept 2011)
But Enough About You: The Golden Age of Air Travel
When was the golden age of air travel? Hint: It wasn’t in the 1960s and ‘70s.