Recent Articles by Paul Greenberg--New York Times Magazine & New York Times Book Review Back Page Essays:, Fitzgerald Vs. Hollywood, A Tuna Meltdown, Hemingway and the big fish, Spawn Fishing, Alaska Salmon, Ocean Blues, kapu, Green to the Gills, Free Man in Paris, Different Fish to Fry, The Catch, Chilean sea bass hooked by pirates; The Boston Globe Sunday Ideas, The Nearings, Living the Good Life; The Really Simple Life; Ira Glass and a Semiotic Education; The Brand Called Vermont; The Winter People; A Tale of Two Fish; GQ, Devil in a Blue Lake, El Dorado; Vogue, Great Camps; The Subjunctive Mood, Wild East

RECIPES FOR DISASTER	Visiting "Ecotopia" and a "World Made By Hand" New York Times Book Review New York Times, April 20, 2008

BASS MARKET	Striped bass and branzino go head to head New York Times Magazine New York Times, April 20, 2008

FITZGERALD VS. HOLLYWOOD	Fitzgerald's last Hollywood creation and the writers strike New York Times Book Review New York Times, February 10, 2008

TUNA MELTDOWN	Tuna at risk off the shores of Manhattan New York Times Opinion Page New York Times, November 4, 2007

A FISH TALE	Ernest Hemingway vs. the big fish New York Times Book Review New York Times, August 12, 2007

SPAWN FISHING	Celebrating salmon varietals in Alaska "The Way We Eat Now" New York Times Magazine, August 12, 2007

OCEAN BLUES	America's seafood wealth has been decimated. Can the President say "kapu"? "The Way We Live Now" New York Times Magazine, May 13, 2007

FREE MAN IN PARIS	An expat learns to leave his American bathing suit behind New York Times Magazine, October 1, 2006



OTHER FISH TO FRY	To eat or not to eat fish New York Times Op Ed, September 8, 2006



GREEN TO THE GILLS	How the farming of cod is changing the oceans New York Times Magazine, June 18, 2006


THE CATCH	How Chilean sea bass became the fish story of our times New York Times Magazine, October 23, 2005

DEVIL IN A BLUE LAKE	Searching for El Dorado, the fish, in Argentina's Parana and Corrientes Rivers GQ Magazine, June, 2005

THE REALLY SIMPLE LIFE	How two big-city radicals helped take America back to the land. A look at Helen and Scott Nearing and their 1954 classic, "Living the Good Life" Boston Globe Sunday Ideas, September, 2004

THE SEMIO-GRADS	Ira Glass and his semiotic education at Brown University Boston Globe Sunday Ideas, June, 2004

INTO THE WOODS	Camping in the Adirondacks in the style of the Vanderbilts Vogue , July, 2004

THE WINTER PEOPLE	When the world freezes over, Maine ice fishermen take back Maine one pond at a time Boston Globe Sunday Ideas, February, 2004

THE SUBJUNCTIVE MOOD	A UN bureaucrat faces a pressing need for a blowtorch in the fields of fire of Sarajevo Appears in the anthology: Wild East: Stories from the Last Frontier, October, 2003 (paperback due out October, 2004)

THE BRAND CALLED VERMONT	How Vermont engineered its crunchy image Boston Globe Sunday Ideas, October, 2003

A TALE OF TWO FISH	Why striped bass and bluefish inspire love and hate Boston Globe Sunday Ideas, July, 2003

ROMANCING RUSSIA	Why Bush and Putin might someday have a Russian-American divorce All Things Considered, June 2002