Bio
I’m a freelance writer in covering art, design, architecture, politics and (almost) all things Texas, where I live. Specifically I live in Fort Worth, where antiquated concepts of the American West begins.
I’m a freelance writer in covering art, design, architecture, politics and (almost) all things Texas, where I live. Specifically I live in Fort Worth, where antiquated concepts of the American West begins. I currently write for and edit Quorum Report, Texas’ largest political newsletter. I edit the morning newsclips e-blast, a free component of our website. (You can subscribe to those and our daily updates here.) I am also the web editor for the Gay and Lesbian Review Worldwide. I contribute to the Dallas Voice, D Magazine, Fort Worth Weekly and Next City. My work has appeared in INTO (which has since closed), Generation Progress (formerly Campus Progress), Texas Jewish Post, Counterpunch.org and the Huffington Post. I previously was a Voice staff writer and calendar editor, assistant editor and reporter for Truthout.org and the book reviews section editor for New Clear Vision, which until it shuttered was affiliated with the academic Peace and Justice Studies Association.
I also have conducted research for campaigns, law firms and individuals as well as written copy for corporate clients.
Specialist areas
LGBT issues, politics, government, elections, public policy, religion, Texas, architecture, interior design, general assignment, visual art