My Articles
- NancyRommelmann.com
- Is Portland the New Neverland?
Or do local 20-somethings measure success by a new clock? Yes. - Anatomy of a Child Pornographer
What happens when adults catch teenagers "sexting" photos of each other? The death of common sense. - No Exit Plan
The lies and follies of Laura Albert, a.k.a. JT LeRoy - Sacrificing Rebecca
Laurie Recht loved her daughter to death. Literally. - The Eventualist
William Langewiesche on The Atomic Bazaar and facing our worst fear - There Goes the Neighborhood
Race, Real Estate and Gentrifcation on My Block - Lives of the Carnies
On the road with the Cleanest Show in the West - The Great Alaskan Morel Rush of '05
Bears, Guns, Cash in the Woods - Crying and Digging
Reclaiming the realities and rituals of death - Who She Took With Her
The Mother, the Husband, the Son: A Drunk's Tale - Apocalypse Now
Squatting at Slab City - Why not to write about a supreme master of the universe
A Day with the Disciples of Ching Hai - Us and Them
The code of the cop bar - Going to Gacy
A cross-country trip to shake the devil's hand - Sanctuary
Days and nights at the King Edward Saloon - Hailey's Comet
How Bruce Willis romanced and then jilted a small Idaho town - 40 Bucks and a Dream
The lives of a Hollywood motel - Jena at 15
A childhood in Hollywood - Grief's Gravity
When Jesica Santillan died of a botched heart-lung transplant, Nancy Rommelmann was nearly swallowed by the story - Brown Dirt Cowboys
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Biography
Nancy Rommelmann is an award-winning journalist whose articles and profiles have appeared in the New York Times Magazine, the LA Weekly, the Los Angeles Times, The Oregonian, Reason, Byliner and LA Observed.
Rommelmann is the author of several books, including the novel "The Bad Mother" (Dymaxicon 2011), "The Queens of Montague Street," a memoir of growing up in 1970s Brooklyn Heights; and "Forty Bucks and a Dream," a collection of journalism and essays.
Rommelmann is based in Portland, Ore. and Brooklyn, New York. More about her work at www.nancyrommelmann.com
