Relational Cartography: Every Map of the Azores is a Lie
Almost every map of the Azores you ever saw is a lie. In order to get the whole archipelago to fit in a way that each island is big...
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Journalism, Anthropologizing,
uncommon obituaries,
and other rascunhos
Tales of travels to Portugal written to Ms. Adair's first grade class at Henry Barnard School, Rhode Island College
A Window back out on the old Village. The story of the Aldeia da Luz
The Aldeia da Luz is a small Portuguese village deep in the heart of the agricultural farmlands and vineyards of rural Alentejo. I should...
The Portuguese Atlantic
Portugal is on the eastern shore of the Atlantic, that swath of coastline and coastal plain that blows back up inland from the hard ocean...
Postcard from Lisboa: The World Cup Wrecks Brazil. A futebol game was also lost
the country's hosting of the Copa has revealed unapologetic corruption at the top-levels, gross governmental financial waste and human righ
Remembering Bacalhoeiro: the liner notes released with the 4th anniversary party CD
Published CD liner notes I was as surprised and I suppose as saddened as anyone else to hear that Bacalhoeiro was closing. I have been a...
Entrevista com Observatório da Emigração
Published in Observatório da Emigração, 2011 Deportado chegou a ser uma categoria atribuída por muitos habitantes dos Açores aos...
The Circus is in Town. The Nato summit and the big story in Lisbon
Over the weekend of the 19th-20th, Portugal is host to the 2010 NATO Lisbon Summit. On the docket are serious issues related to the...
The Last True Gentleman. Recollecting Fernando Aires. 1928-2010
Online version published in RTP Açores Comunidades. Once upon a time, Fernando Aires invited me to his house for lunch. I was living in...
Josay Saeramaygoe
I originally published this piece in my old weekly column in the Portuguese Times after a visit by the freshly minted nobel laureate José...
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