Lachlan Summers — Bio Sites

"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]

"These Compulsive Assertions of Contingency" (with Cameron Hu) for Society for Cultural Anthroplogy [2026]

"Who Is Ethnography For?" for Society for Cultural Anthropology [2025]

"Touched by Deep Time" for Cultural Anthropology [2025]

"Negotiating the 'Geo' of Cold War Geopolitics" for Global Perspectives [2025]

"Genova al Pesto" installation for Studio Florìda [2025]

"The House is Coming from Inside the Call" for American Anthropologist [2024]

"A Building is a Mouth Through Which the Earth Speaks" for Log [2024]

"Five Million Years on the Right Side of History" for Griffith Review [2024]

"At First We Tried Ignoring Him" for DON'T SUBMIT [2024]

"Rabbitholing" for Voidspace [2024]

"If You Sleep in Someone Else's Bed, You Get Their Dreams" for Maudlin House [2024]

"Seized by a Ceaseless Meanwhile" for Griffith Review [2024]

"Dog Person" for Scribes Micro [2024]

"Handling It: Acting Like a Team, Thinking Like a Society" for Society for Cultural Anthropology [2023]

"When Does After Begin?" for Aeon Magazine [2023]

"A Claxonomy of Mexico City's Traffic" for Allegra [2023]

"Deep Time Sickness" for Noēma Magazine [2022]

"An Almanac of Immeasurable Things" for Overland [2022]

"It's a Yes or No Question" for JAKE Magazine [2021]

“Naming Storms” for Real Life Magazine [2021]

"When Police Pass the Baton to Campuses" for Exertions [2020]

Review of "The End of the Future" by Bartholomew Dean, for Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute [2025]

Review of "The Life of a Pest" by Emily Wanderer, for Anthropological Forum [2021]

Review of "Watering the Revolution" by Mikael Wolfe, for Journal of Iberian and Latin American Research [2019]

Review of "There is No More Haiti" by Greg Beckett, for London School of Economics Review of Books [2019]

Review of "Paradoxes of Green" by Gareth Doherty, for Human Ecology [2017]

Living List of Things I Think Are Good [forever]