Articles by Leah Caldwell

personal 02.03.12 How I Lost My Blog’s Only Fan

Leah Caldwell confuses a human with a spambot, which begs the question: what does it mean to be human?

travel 10.10.11 The Budget Side of Non-Place

Leah Caldwell wonders if online reviews make budget hotels seem like more meaningful spaces, and decides whether or not to stay at Detroit’s most interesting ex-Ramada.

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