Ellen Pall has written dozens of feature articles, essays and book reviews for the New York Times and other publications. A sampling is available below.
The Millions
Adventures in Not-Writing January 19, 2023
The New York Review of Books/NYRDaily
To Recover Mother August 25, 2020 - PDF
The New York Times
Meet The Neighbors (New York Observed) from The New York Times, October 28, 2007
The Man on the Bench (New York Observed) from The New York Times, February 19, 2006
Father and Daughter: One Final Connection from The New York Times, December 25, 2005
Mothers Lost and Found from The New York Times, May 8, 2005
Whodunit? Suddenly Nobody Cared from The New York Times “City” Section, February 9, 2003
URBAN TACTICS: Imaginary People In Real Gardens from The New York Times “City” Section, May 6, 2001
Video Verite from The Sunday New York Times “Education Life” Supplement, January 3, 1999
The Long-Running Musical of William Finn’s Life from The New York Times Sunday Magazine, June 14, 1998
Modern Romantic from The New York Times Sunday Magazine, May 11, 1997
My Sister In Disguise from The New York Times Sunday Magazine, March 30, 1997
The Do-It-Yourself Dealers from The New York Times Sunday Magazine, September 1, 1996
Of God and Weinerville from The New York Times Sunday Magazine, December 10, 1995
Starting from Scratch from The New York Times Sunday Magazine, September 24, 1995
Painting Life Into Sammy from The New York Times Sunday Magazine, January 29, 1995
Out of Kenya from The New York Times Op-Ed section, September 16, 1991
In the Grasp of Romance: My Life as Fiona Hill from The New York Times Sunday Book Review, April 30, 1989
The New Yorker
The Talk Of The Town Notes and Comment, December 18, 1989
The Talk Of The Town Notes and Comment, October 23, 1989
The Talk Of The Town Notes and Comment, August 28, 1989
The Talk Of The Town Street Scene, December 7, 1987
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