Alexandra Kaul is a writer, anthropologist, and past Tendon contributor. Her research investigates the interplay of memory, ecology, and white supremacy in her native Germany and the Pacific Northwest. Her work has been featured in the Society for Cultural Anthropology’s Fieldsights series and The Georgia Review. She is currently finishing a book-length meditative essay on memory, place, and diaspora, in addition to a second manuscript—an equally weird and deeply researched account of industrial forestry in Oregon. She also serves as a Contributing Editor for the Society for Cultural Anthropology’s online section. She is a graduate of the University of California, Berkeley and the University of Chicago. You can find her work at alexandrakaul.com and find her on Instagram @disquietnarratives.