David L. Ulin is a crafty southpaw journalist and editor. He is the Books Editor for Alta Journal and an editor for Airlight Magazine. His writing focuses on local stories, particularly in California, and he has contributed to publications such as the Los Angeles Times, Winston-Salem Journal, and Yakima Herald-Republic.
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David L. Ulin's coverage revolves around entertainment, particularly literature and book reviews, with a focus on local stories from California. He might be interested in pitches related to the literary scene in California, including events, new releases by local authors or interviews with literary figures based in the region.
Given his emphasis on expert commentary and opinion editorials within entertainment themes, he may also appreciate insightful commentary or analysis of trends within the publishing industry or cultural shifts that affect literature.
If you have expertise in these areas and can provide unique perspectives on local literary events or trends within the Californian writing community, it could be valuable to reach out to David L. Ulin for potential coverage opportunities.
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By: David L. Ulin
'Playground' is an intricately braided novel of overlapping love stories and unresolved polarities that doesn't always come to three-dimensional life.
Tobias Wolff’s memoir is the California Book Club’s October 2024 selection.
Tobias Wolff’s This Boy’s Life is the California Book Club’s October 2024 selection.
Rachel Khong’s novel is the California Book Club’s December 2024 selection.
By: David L. Ulin
Los Angeles Times Opinion Opinion The cartoonist's way — comics master Adrian Tomine draws insights on the creative process
The last time I visited my parents, I borrowed a novel from the shelves in my old bedroom. Once, the books there belonged to me, but in the decades since I lived in this apartment, my father has commandeered the space.
In Mojave Ghost, Forrest Gander rewrites the world.
Let me say it plain: I am an Angeleno. I moved to Los Angeles from Manhattan more than 30 years ago. It's been decades since I considered myself a New Yorker.
Gary Griggs’s California Catastrophes is a daybook of disaster.
By: David L. Ulin
Anna Moschovakis' 'An Earthquake Is a Shaking of the Surface of the Earth" takes on a world defined by disruption, dislocation and uncertainty at every turn.
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