Alexandra Kaul is a writer and anthropologist. 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, Tendon Magazine, and is forthcoming with The Georgia Review. She is currently finishing a book-length meditative essay on memory, place, and diaspora and is working on a second manuscript, an equally weird and deeply researched account of industrial forestry in Oregon.

She is a graduate of the University of California, Berkeley and The University of Chicago.