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Pablo Airaldi

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Pablo Airaldi is currently back at home in Bed-Stuy. He can be found spinning wrenches at 718 Cyclery in the Gowanus area of Brooklyn or cycling around the streets of Manhattan for Clementine Couriers. Although his native home is a country a few thousand miles away, he considers himself American in the traditional sense. He is currently finishing up a book based on daily journals written during his seven month stay in detention called “Dearly Deported”. Entries can be found online at a http://dearlydeported.blogspot.com/, please feel free to bug him about updating and sharing more.

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