I’m a New York-based writer and copy editor as well as a TV and digital producer. Some of my favorite projects:
Writer of the book Gilmore Girls Life Lessons: The Official Guide to Love, Friendship, and Coffee
Producer and writer on One Burning Question, an aftershow for The Handmaid’s Tale
Supervising producer on After Trek, the Star Trek: Discovery aftershow
Writer for Hello Movies, a branded podcast about new theatrical releases with interviews, trivia, and a culture/history column
Co-writer of Brooklyn Nine-Nine: Confidential Case Files (awaiting publish date, alas)
Writer for Biography, covering TV, movies, chefs, writers, musicians, and nostalgia
Senior Editor at TrekMovie, where I’ve interviewed many of my favorite Star Trek stars and creatives and co-host the All Access Star Trek podcast
Copy editor of a fascinating book about James Cameron’s art called Tech Noir
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BIO
I’m a transplanted Canadian who somehow survived a very confusing adolescence as the lone female Star Trek fan in middle school, then fell in love with Manhattan about 10 minutes after my arrival at NYU. After many years as a television producer, where networks like MTV had me producing everything from musician interviews in dive bars all over the East Village to game shows in Malaysia, I made the switch to digital, overseeing websites at Fuse and A&E. Now I’m a freelance writer who does researched articles, original interviews, personal essays, listicles, event coverage, trending news, and much more. I also still write and produce for TV, and I’m a contributing writer on several books.
I’ve been a writer, editor, copy editor, and social media strategist for TrekMovie.com since 2016, where I co-host the All Access Star Trek podcast. This year, I joined the TrekTalks team to help produce a marathon livestream of Star Trek panels to raise money for the Hollywood Food Coalition. I also moderated one of the panels:
I’m also a co-founder of Read It All Up®, a media company focused on kids’ literacy.
