Jori Lewis

Jori Lewis writes narrative nonfiction that explores how people interact with their environments. Her reports and essays have been published in The Atlantic, Orion Magazine, and The New York Review of Books, among others, and she is the editor in chief of Adi Magazine, a literary magazine of global politics. The author of Slaves for Peanuts (winner of a Whiting Award, a Silvers Grant, a James Beard Award, and the Harriet Tubman Prize), Lewis splits her time between Illinois and Senegal.