Articles

• Thursdays at the Fiasco, Synchronized Chaos, December 2022

• Potluck, Synchronized Chaos, December 2022

• "The Offer": A homeless Vietnam vet gets an unexpected second chance, Salon, Nov 28, 2021

• For Kashia neighbors, fire is a friend, Soundings Magazine, Summer 2021

• The mixed legacy of Charles Curtis, the first elected vice president of color, San Francisco Chronicle, Nov. 12, 2020

• Military History Quarterly: Review of T.J. Stiles’s biography, Custer’s Trials

• Military History Quarterly: German women recall life in the Reich

• Scores of Spores, California Magazine
  … Area is fruitful hunting ground for mushrooms. Alison Owings What could be more irresistible than a chance to forage … 2013-11-19

• You’re From Where? , California Magazine
  … as judgment in the great North-South divide. Alison Owings As if there is not enough prejudice in the world, we have … 2013-10-08

• Four Roads to Berkeley , California Magazine
  … is as difficult as getting into Berkeley. Alison Owings The University attracts from all the world’s pathways, … 2012

• Indian Humor During Thanksgiving Week? Ha Ha! (Huffington Post)

• The Death of Anti-Nazi Freya von Moltke: An Appreciation and a Challenge (Huffington Post)

• Obamarella Borrows for the Ball (Huffington Post)

• The Language is Life Conference for California Indian Languages (Published in “News From Native California” Vol. 22, No. 1, Fall 2008) (35.5KB)

• Bloggi Blenni Blicci Losing One’s Virtual Virginity (Author’s Guild Bulletin, Winter 2008)

• Obama’s Campaign Is Messing Up My Work (Huffington Post)

• The Hillary Holdouts… And A Theory Why (Huffington Post)

• Sweeping the German Nation: Domesticity and National Identity in Germany, 1870–1945. By Nancy R. Reagin (New York, Cambridge University Press, 2007) (Journal of Interdisciplinary History Volume XXXVIII Spring, 2008. )

• My Hillary Problem (Huffington Post)

• Huckleberry Treaty Sealed With Handshake (Seattle Post Intelligencer)

• Here To Take Your Order (and Biting Their Tongues) (New York Times)

• The Ka-ching Doesn’t Ring For Everyone: Indian Casinos… (San Francisco Chronicle)