born: 1977 in kalamazoo, michigan

currently: detroit, michigan

education:

western michigan university, english literature and latin

trinity college dublin, classics

university of michigan law school, juris doctor

employment:

2002-2006:

nixon peabody llp, san francisco, california, attorney

2006-2009:

stay-at-home father, freelance writer and photographer

photography:

exhibition, david weinberg gallery (chicago), "social landscapes" with dylan vitone and jay wolke, september 11 through october 31, 2009.

20x200, december 2009.

the baffler, january 2009.

vice magazine, september 2009

harper's magazine, may 2008

vice magazine (7-page spread, March 2009)

time magazine, november 2009

fortune magazine, january 18, 2010

new york magazine, february 2008

landscape architecture magazine, september 2008

cs interiors, summer 2008

cs interiors, fall 2008

re:public service, 2008

mfe executive, spring 2009

writing:

"long live the weeds and the wilderness yet," in things I learned about my dad (in therapy), ed. heather b. armstrong, kensington press, 2008.

"el corozan," in what I would tell her: 30 writer dads on their daughters, ed. nicki richesin (may 2010).

"feral houses," the baffler, january 2009.

lecture: "the afflatus of ruin: talking differently about detroit's unique and endangered assets," @ johanson charles gallery, detroit, jul 18, 2009.

http://www.sweet-juniper.com

media:

interview, american public media's the story, april 14, 2009.

interview, canadian broadcasting company's Q, Tuesday, March 24th, 2009

multiple appearances, WDET's detroit today.

'til tech do us part, wall street journal, august 4, 2007.

hey, isn't that. . ., washington post, january 9, 2008

featured on kottke.org, boing boing, jörg colberg's conscientious, thenewyorker.com, pdnpulse, slate.com, and theatlantic.com.