Molly MacGilbert

Selected Writing

The Wild World of Wilderness Medicine (Medscape, 2023)
What’s In Your Medical Bag? (Medscape, 2022)
Returning to Our Roots: How Nature Prescriptions Can Help Patients (Medscape, 2022)
Niki de Saint Phalle: Art Advocacy and the AIDS Crisis (Medscape, 2021)
Finding Healthcare 'Soul-Destroying,' Some Turn to Online Sex Work (Medscape, 2021)

How the Dalai Lama’s Doctor Landed His Dream Job (Medscape, 2023)
Face Time: Artist Ashley Longshore creates portraits that pop (BUST magazine, Winter 2022)
Inside Job: Rosa Brooks and her book “Tangled Up in Blue” (BUST magazine, Fall 2021)
In The “My Salinger Year” Movie, Margaret Qualley’s Joanna Rakoff is a Secondary Character in Her Own Story (BUST.com, 2021)
The Nouveau Gospel: Wild Belle’s Natalie Bergman On Her Solo Debut Album and Finding Heaven Beyond Grief (BUST.com, 2021)
Maita’s Cathartic Indie Rock Attempts to Capture Fleeting Things, Including a Quickly Changing Portland (Willamette Week, 2020)
After Recording Her First Album for Columbia Records With Alex Turner, Portland’s Alexandra Savior is Stepping Out on Her Own (Willamette Week, 2020)
Following a Turbulent Year, Sleater-Kinney’s Crystal Ballroom Show Felt a Little Disjointed (Willamette Week, 2019)
What else can I do but go on dreaming? Professor Tony Wolk remembers colleague and dear friend Ursula K. Le Guin (Portland State Vanguard, 2018)

Laughter is the Best Medicine: TV writer Danielle Henderson gets personal with her new memoir, “The Ugly Cry” (BUST magazine, Summer 2021)
Fashion Nation: Jessica Torres, content creator (BUST magazine, Summer 2021)

Toki Whisky Blends the Best of the Old World With Japanese Modernity (VinePair/House of Suntory, 2022)
From Trash to Treasure: How to Scan, Share, and Save Your Kids’ Art (Aura, 2022)
The 4 qualities of the perfect Mother’s Day gift (Aura, 2022)

Hair Art: The Morbid Trend That Dominated The Victorian Era (BUST.com, 2021)
Portland’s Lost Lander Maps Out the Places That Inspired His New Concept Album, “Aberdeen,” From Rock Pits to Eccentric Neighbors (Willamette Week, 2020)