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“Chasing Sally Jewell,” National Journal (2.28.15 print issue)

“Alaska’s War For Women’s Votes,” The New Yorker (10.31.14)

“Two Candidates, Same Name,” National Journal (8.2.14 print issue)

“Can Dems Ride Pot High to Victory?,” The Daily Beast (5.1.14)

“Three Alaskan Reporters Head to a Sports Bar to Find Romance, Beer,” The Hairpin (7.9.12)

“Japan’s Radiation Risk: Alaska’s Aleutian Islands Live With It,” The Daily Beast (3.18.11)

“How Cell Phones Ruined Party Movies,” The Atlantic (12.18.10)

“Lisa Murkowski’s Moderate Mission,” The New Republic (11.1.10)

“Joe Miller, Campaign Finance Reform Advocate?,” The American Prospect (10.29.10)

“Joe Miller vs. the Press,” Salon (10.21.10)

“Letter from Unalaska,” [PDF] Pacific Fishing (November issue)

“Amy Klein, and the Airing of Rock’n’Roll Grievances,” Pinna Storm (9.10.10)

“Competition from East Coast pollock? Don’t make us laugh,” [PDF] Pacific Fishing (September issue)

“Sarah Palin’s Tea Party,” Slate (8.25.10)

“The End of Palin as Kingmaker,” The American Prospect (8.24.10)

“Mama Grizzly Man,” Slate (8.23.10)

“Ted Stevens’ Final Chapter,” The Daily Beast (8.11.10)

“Women Left Lonely,” Pinna Storm (8.6.10)

“Music Writing is Dead; Long Live Music Writing,” Pinna Storm (8.3.10)

“In Gitmo, prisoners can’t miss the latest episode of Deadliest Catch,” [PDF] Pacific Fishing (August issue)

“Alaska’s Peculiar Battle Over Abortion,” The American Prospect (6.11.10)

“Heartland Blues,” The American Prospect (3.19.10)

“The Bicycle Grief,” The American Prospect (March issue)

“The Left Fights Itself,” The American Prospect (11.17.09)

“Sister Hacked,” The American Prospect (9.18.09)