Lachlan Summers — Bio Site

"Mexico City is Two Hours from Mexico City" for University of California Press [forthcoming someday]

"Portraits in Absentia" for Current Anthropology [forthcoming 2026? 2027?]

"Four Dreams from the Meanwhile of Mexican History" for Public Culture [forthcoming May 2026]

"Touched by Deep Time" for Cultural Anthropology

"Negotiating the 'Geo' of Cold War Geopolitics" for Global Perspectives

"Genova al Pesto" installation for Studio Florìda

"The House is Coming from Inside the Call" for American Anthropologist

"A Building is a Mouth Through Which the Earth Speaks" for Log

"Five Million Years on the Right Side of History" for Griffith Review

"At First We Tried Ignoring Him" for DON'T SUBMIT

"Rabbitholing" for Voidspace

"If You Sleep in Someone Else's Bed, You Get Their Dreams" for Maudlin House

"Seized by a Ceaseless Meanwhile" for Griffith Review

"Dog Person" for Scribes Micro

"Handling It: Acting Like a Team, Thinking Like a Society" for Society for Cultural Anthropology

"When Does After Begin?" for Aeon Magazine

"A Claxonomy of Mexico City's Traffic" for Allegra

"Deep Time Sickness" for Noēma Magazine

"An Almanac of Immeasurable Things" for Overland

"When Police Pass the Baton to Campuses" for Exertions

"It's a Yes or No Question" for JAKE Magazine

“Naming Storms” for Real Life Magazine

Review of "The End of the Future" by Bartholomew Dean, for Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute

Review of "The Life of a Pest" by Emily Wanderer, for Anthropological Forum

Review of "Watering the Revolution" by Mikael Wolfe, for Journal of Iberian and Latin American Research

Review of "Paradoxes of Green" by Gareth Doherty, for Human Ecology

Review of "There is No More Haiti" by Greg Beckett, for London School of Economics Review of Books

[Living List of Things I Think Are Good]