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ByWords: A New Monthly Newsletter
Writers have a way of creating, repurposing, and rediscovering words to fit their needs. As I browse the internet, I’m rounding up these new and interesting words in a helpful, alphabetical list and delivering it to you monthly—with only a … Continue reading
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Freelancers Union Spark Discussions #freelancespark
Long before I went freelance full time, I joined the Freelancers’ Union. At every event I’ve attended, I’ve met interesting freelancers, each with a different perspective on how they’ve made self-employment work for them. The group has introduced a new discussion … Continue reading
ShowBoats International
After enduring one of the most brutal New York winters in memory, I have accepted a temporary position at ShowBoats International in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, while their managing editor is on maternity leave. I’m very excited to work alongside editors Kate … Continue reading
A New Byline
This is a byline I never thought I’d see. My name hasn’t changed but instead I’m seeing what it would look like in Cyrillic for the first time. I had my first article published in the Russian publication, Power & Sail … Continue reading
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Brownstoner Queens
Last year I moved from Harlem to Long Island City, Queens. To be honest, it was not my first choice, but over the last year, I’ve discovered some quirky and interesting things about my new neighborhood. Plus, like all of … Continue reading
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Popular Mechanics & Greenline
In February, I attended the Miami Boat Show – along with thousands others. In between appointments and rain showers, I spotted a brand name I hadn’t seen before: Greenline. The boat didn’t look that different from the dock. She had … Continue reading
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