Bonnie Johnson lives in Los Angeles. Her work also appears in The Rumpus, The Millions and Electric Literature. She is at work on an atlas of Utopia, which she has discussed on NPR's Press Play.
CONTRIBUTOR ARTICLES
The Prodigal Mom
A new memoir from a celebrated California novelist....
No Fences Make the Best Neighbors: Collective Home Ownership, Kibbutz to Cohousing
Bonnie Johnson looks at intentional communities and asks: just how communal are they?...
Beyond the Pineapple Tract: Mapping Utopian Los Angeles
Bonnie Johnson explores LA’s utopian past and argues for a utopian future....
Magritte in Koreatown
Bonnie Johnson on the history and legacy of LA's iconic Brown Derby restaurants....
The Tao of Angelyne: On Temple Grandin, H. G. Wells, and Being “It”
"Some people look at me and think of a Barbie doll, others see me and think of a porn star. You see me as a rebel because that’s how you think."...
The Terror of Colorado Boulevard: Hate, Homicide, and a Holiday Tradition
Behind the scenes of Pasadena's Rose Parade....
