I am a writer and editor based in Brooklyn, New York. My features and criticism have appeared in the Los Angeles Times, Hyperallergic, the Chicago Reader, the Washington City Paper, the Comics Journal, and elsewhere. I also work on web content, and I’m exploring new opportunities—contact me to discuss freelance or full-time roles.

I recently directed art- and design-focused editorial projects and managed incredibly popular SEO content at a Manhattan tech company called 1stDibs. For more than five years, I helped set consistent organic search traffic records and co-led the startup’s blog SEO strategy, which yielded tens of thousands of monthly clicks and the publication of the most popular posts in the brand’s history.

Before covering comics and graphic novels, I was a contributing music critic and features writer at Orlando Weekly, the Brooklyn Rail, Miami New Times, New York Press, and lots more. For five years at Remix magazine, I wrote about new records and profiled artists and producers. I was also a copywriter and editor at Scholastic, where I worked on educational resources and marketing campaigns for more than a decade.

In 2005, I was a researcher for NPR music critic Tom Moon on his book 1,000 Recordings to Hear Before You Die, which you should totally read before you die.