Hello! I am a freelance writer and world traveler with a variety of work experience from best-selling travel guides to renowned hotel brands. From short social media and blog posts to long-form articles requiring detailed research, I can shape my words to fit your voice. My interest in cities from an early age took me to Vassar College where I studied Geography with a focus on urban life. 

Currently, I'm organizing virtual and in-person tours of New York City with Bowery Boys Walks. This new walking tour company is a partnership with the popular podcast, The Bowery Boys: New York City History, Other clients have included guidebooks like Not For Tourists and Frommer's Travel as well as online publications like EuroCheapo and ShowTickets.com, I worked on digital projects with Google, Zagat, the Whitney Museum of American Art, and TripAdvisor. In 2011, I created an app for eating in Chinatown that was featured in the NY Post. and I still keep a blog with my wife at across106thstreet.

Before moving to New York City, I worked with AmeriCorps in Boston, the Northwest Film Center and 1,000 Friends of Oregon in Portland, and Pike Place Market in Seattle.

My current home is the island of Manhattan a few steps from Central Park, I grew up in Massachusetts, spent many weeks on Block Island, and I've also lived in Arizona, Portland (Oregon), Seattle, and Sweden.