
For the time being, this site will serve mostly to wharehouse some of my published articles visible online. Check out my investigative article in the Village Voice about the suspicious demise of counter-culture icon Dean Johnson in D.C., and my New York Times feature "The Sound and the Fury," still making the rounds Downtown. And for those curious about the xenophobic wave that propelled Sarkozy (and Carla Bruni) to power, my Tikkun exclusive on populism in France will provide illumination. Editors and interested parties are strongly encouraged to contact me at noahnoe@mindspring.com. Sorry for the spamblocker, but I'm just so popular it can't be helped. Make the request, fearless ones--life isn't for the faint of heart. I will also do my best to respond directly to any meaningful questions or commentary.
I just added a few of my Publisher's Weekly reviews on the next page, not many--just the fiction and non-fiction books I liked the most in the course of my years reading for PW.
A selection of press articles, from art criticism to investigative reporting...
Smashing! Art Reviews 
Nicolas Lopez, "Water"
Werkstatte Galler's Kunst Gruppe Exhibition -- The Village Voice
Nicolas Lopez @ Pace Prints Chelsea -- The Village Voice
Dave Egger's "Lots of Things Like This" Show at Apexart--The OnionNicholas Sarkozy, Le Pen, and the real story behind the last French Presidential election: Xenophobic National Front leader makes it to the French Presidential final:
http://www.tikkun.org/magazine/specials/article.2006-12-08.1125
In the buildup to the Iraq War, France cuts loose, and Europe follows:
http://dir.salon.com/story/news/feature/2003/01/25/europe/index.html
Europe's Declaration of Independance, Part II:
http://dir.salon.com/story/news/feature/2003/02/13/europe/index.html
http://dir.salon.com/story/news/feature/2002/04/24/le_pen/index.html
