Epic Magazine, Little America: Incredible True Stories of Immigrants in America (FSG), contributor, 2020
New York Times Book Review, Jeff Sharlet’s “This Brilliant Darkness: A book of strangers,” Strangers’ Things: A Journalist Finds Grace in Other People’s Stories, 01/20
Harper’s, Letter from Lusk, The Skinning Tree: America’s Redface Problem Onstage, 1/20
New York Times Magazine (cover story), The Haunted: How does the Human Soul Survive Atrocity? 11/19
Columbia School of Journalism Dart Award Winner for Excellence in Trauma Reporting
Smithsonian (feature) The Priest of Abu Ghraib: Inside Iraq’s most notorious prison, an Army interrogator came face to face with a shocking truth about the war—and himself, 01/19
New York Times Magazine (feature) Trapped by the Walmart of Heroin: A Philadelphia neighborhood is the largest open-air narcotics market for heroin on the East Coast. Addicts come from all over, and many never leave, 10/18
New York Times Magazine (feature), They Will Destroy Us, 01/17
New York Times Magazine (feature), The Lost Ones: I Have No Choice But to Keep Looking, 11/16, (National Magazine Award for Feature Writing)
Harper’s (feature), Escape from the Caliphate: Rescuing and ransoming Christian hostages in Iraq, 11/16
New York Times Magazine (feature), Road Warriors: Meet the Vigilantes Fighting ISIS, 10/15 (Livingston Award Finalist for International Reporting)
New York Times Sunday Book Review, David Morris’s The Evil Hours: A Biography of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, 01/15
New York Times Sunday Book Review, Brian Turner’s My Life As a Foreign Country: A Memoir, 01/15
The New Republic (cover story), Waiting For ISIS: At War in the Garden of Eden, 11/15
The New Republic (feature) A Night With Commander Pigeon: Visiting Afghanistan’s Only Female Warlord, 10/15
Esquire (feature) Judy Clarke Has Saved Every American Villain. Until Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 5/15
Harper's, (folio), Love Crimes: What Liberation Looks lIke for Afghan Women, 2/15
Harper's (Readings), except from Demon Camp, 11/13