I love to write.

I’ve been writing since I was a kid (I have diaries dating back to when I was 7 years old), and I’ve been writing for the internet since 2013.

I was the first content hire for Lattice (YC W16) in 2017 through their Series C, and built out their extensive library and ebook selection. I’ve done content for companies such as OMGYes, GoFundMe, i.am+, and Fusion.

You can read my internet writing below — but you’ll never see my diary collection.

Some Highlights:

Vanity Fair:

• The Leafy, Zen Corner of the Internet that is Plant Instagram.

• Yes, the Solar Eclipse comes with a VIP section.

• 5 amazing stories from WWII that should be made into movies.

• Why the Game of Thrones Composer Watches Each Episode a Thousand Times.

• Inside The Circle’s Tech Dystopia.

The Toast:

• How To Come Up With Ideas: Advice For Freelance Writers

• Dating Tips From A Spy

• A Lady’s Guide For Covertly Joining A Fictional Army

• Weddings of the Future

• Homes of the Future

• Seasons of the Future

• If Chris Evans Were Your Boyfriend (with Victoria Bartiz)

Racked:

• All the jackets you need for summer in San Francisco.

• Learning body positivity from a 700-year-old Hindu statue.

• Meet the woman helping you shop everything WornOnTV.

Other:

• The Dystopia of Black Mirror, the Utopia of The Good Place: an interview with Michael Schur, GQ

• Why Are We So Obsessed With the Myers Briggs?, Medium: Archipelago

• A 15 Item, Pre-Crimson Peak Gothic Horror Primer, Vulture

• How the Internet Picks Its Boyfriends, The Cut

• Russian Doll, Maniac, The Good Place, and how helping others is also helping yourself, AV Club

• Why The Good Place personality test is better than the Myers Briggs, Electric Literature

• A Brief History of Witches in America, Mental Floss

• How the Army Handled Cultural Sensitivity Training in WWII, Atlas Obscura

• Nothing Can Break Down John Boyega (Print & Online), Nylon Magazine

• The 33 Best Romantic Comedies of All Time (with Jasmine Guillory), Thrillist

THE FULL ARCHIVE:

More:

• Behind the Turtle Mask With Sarah Baker, MEL Magazine

• How Novelist Rufi Thorpe Does Breakfast, Extra Crispy

• Sloane Crosley Reveals the Literary Bad Man Who Inspired Her First Novel, L.A. Times

• Kate Bolick Talks About Her Book “Spinster” and the Changing Lives of Single Ladies, Bitch Magazine

• “The Folded Clock” Author Heidi Julavitz on Writing, Neurosis, and “The Bachelor”, Bitch Magazine

• Superhero Science: How to Fly, Control the Weather, and Hulk Out, World Science Festival

• Geopolitical Fictions: Fantasy, Reality, and International Diplomacy on “Madam Secretary”, Flavorwire

• Snowpiercer: More International Productions, More Global Stories, Get In Media

• 7 Magical Devices We Could Use For this Election, Unbound Worlds

• How A Trump Presidency Changes Our View of the Future, GOOD

• Customer Service Representatives Are the Least Respected People In Tech, MEL

• A Tipping Guide For the Sharing Economy, MEL

• The Job Plot: How Contemporary Literature Examines Work, Brooklyn Magazine

• Heather Havrilesky’s Emotional Revolution, Google Play Editorial

• Minor Heroes, Google Play Editorial

• Superhero novels for every reader, Google Play Editorial

• Post-Election Empathy is a two way street, MEL Magazine

• Five Times Terry Pratchett’s Novels Were There For Me, Electric Literature

• How to Find ‘the One’ (Purse), The Billfold

• The Laws of Familial Thermodynamics, Midnight Breakfast