Zeke Turner

zeketurner[at]gmail[dot]com

† Journalist † Berlin Based †

Der Spiegel (International).
Bloomberg Businessweek.
The New Republic.
T: NYT Style Magazine.
WSJ.
Los Angeles Review of Books.
Paris Review.
Traveler.
Prospero / The Economist.
Women's Wear Daily.
New York Observer.
Daily Intel/ New York.
Studio 360.

German Newspapers.
Twitter. Facebook.

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Zeke Turner

They slept on mats in a hardwood yoga studio, because regulars arrived at dawn for the morning’s first game. Board sometimes rose at 5 a.m. anyway, hoisting a few extra jumpers and then curling back beside his cousin. Folks called them the Two Heartbeats, an unstoppable tandem for the ages. “It was love, man,” Maze says. “It was love.”

7:39 am • 11 February 2013

“If you are not asking yourself every couple of years how to once more scare yourself to death, then you are living something of the coward’s life,” he says. “Ain’t no room for cowards in journalism at this moment in time.”

6:08 am • 6 February 2013

“We are trying to realise that we live in a world of infinite information,” says Stone, “and more information doesn’t make us smarter.”

6:22 am • 4 February 2013

The personal essay isn’t “true”; it’s a framing device to foreground contemplation.

6:09 am • 4 February 2013

Blowing through a month’s worth of Adderall in a few weeks, Richard stayed up all night reading and scribbling in notebooks, occasionally climbing out of his bedroom window and on to the roof to converse with the moon and stars.

10:01 am • 3 February 2013 • 4 notes

when they aren’t able to smell, men aren’t good at seeking out new partners – not because smells help them, but because not smelling makes them feel less secure.