Part one of the series, in case you missed it: Diane Wilson's moving, elegiac "Natural Succession" Orion Magazine orionmagazine.org/article/natura…

New Orleans, City of the Future: nytimes.com/2024/11/30/opi…

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Looking forward to the US release of this iKandy Films production on 2/27 with the latest chapter in the #PFAS #foreverchemiclas saga produced by Janine Hosking, Katrina McGowan and Matt Cornwell and the upcoming panel discussion with my co-counsel Gary Douglas and Ned McWilliams

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Thanks to Mark Ruffalo and Nathaniel Rich and the whole team helping to bring this new film to the public: Taft #PFAS #foreverchemicals

Nice to see that ⁦Dark Waters⁩ is now streaming on Peacock: ⁦Taft⁩ ⁦Mark Ruffalo⁩ ⁦Tim Robbins⁩ ⁦Mario Correa⁩ ⁦Focus Features⁩ peacocktv.com/watch-online/m…

On Charles Ferdinand Ramuz, Swiss mountain lord: nybooks.com/articles/2025/… via The New York Review of Books

Nathaniel Rich (Nathaniel Rich) on the Swiss writer Charles Ferdinand Ramuz and the menace of mountains go.nybooks.com/3YnJG05

Our fall issue is coming! We have essays by Heather Christle, Oliver Egger, and Ash Sanders; interviews with Laura van den Berg, Debbie Harry/BLONDIE, and RICHARD AYOADE, conducted by R. O. Kwon 권오경, Emma Ingrisani, and Wallace Shawn; poetry, reviews, a column by Nathaniel Rich, and more.

I went nutria hunting in the swamp: harpers.org/archive/2025/0…

On Richard Misrach's photographs of Katrina: nytimes.com/2025/08/26/opi…

Our 9/25 issue is now online, with Trevor Jackson on “abundance,” Ruth Yeazell on Jane Austen, Mark O’Connell on war profiteering 2.0, Lorrie Moore on Miriam Toews, Linda Greenhouse on abortion, Nathaniel Rich on Mars, Kwame Anthony Appiah on free speech, & more go.nybooks.com/3I3DZiS

Nathaniel Rich (Nathaniel Rich) on the man who made Americans dream of life on Mars go.nybooks.com/4nppBAJ

“Over time Percival Lowell noticed ever more channels [on Mars], often in parallel tracks. This became a pattern: the more people stared at Mars, the more they saw.” —Nathaniel Rich go.nybooks.com/4nnLpfX

On the most polluted stretch of Cancer Alley, on the fenced-off grounds of a former plantation uninhabited for half a century, a forest has grown. I trespassed for The Believer

On Krasznahorkai for The Atlantic (2018): theatlantic.com/magazine/archi…

Published today: DEGAS AT THE GAS STATION: ESSAYS. Reading at Books Are Magic Nov 5th 7pm with Phillip Lopate. eventbrite.com/e/in-store-tho…

Wednesday Oct 12, I will be reading at Octavia Books in conversation w Nathaniel Rich: octaviabooks.com/event/degas-ga…