I worked as a web content editor and writer for the Center for Sex Positive Culture in Seattle. As a site editor, I curated a 12-part series called "In a Sex Positive World,"  with contributing writers such as Lee Harrington, Sar Sumack, and Dr. Serena Mackenzie.

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In 2004, I started an online website meant as a portal for artists and writers. Each week had a theme, such as "Crows," "Not Shakespeare," or "Threads." Though the publication is no longer on the web, I ran it for two years, until I went back to work full-time. 

I've had three successful weekly columns in my journalism career. The first, the Unknown Freshman, followed the adventures of a fictitious college freshman going through all the usual rites of passage in the course of the year. In the second, "A Stranger Comes to Town," I shared my impressions weekly with the readership of the Willapa Harbor Herald. Lastly, I had a blog called "Sex and Justice" detailing identity and sex-related court decisions.

In September of 2017, I tried an experiment. I decided to go an entire month without spending money. This meant I would use what I had, create solutions from what was on hand, and learn more about the environment around me. See how that experiment went at my Buy Nothing blog.  

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I've written four novels through the National Novel Writing Month project, each in a different genre. This has given me the opportunity to write ever-nearer-to-publication-ready manuscripts. I have not submitted any of them for publication yet. You're welcome.

I've always loved editing. In high school I was the Editor of the literary magazine for four years. In Western Kansas, I started a magazine with two friends called Lines from the Middle of Nowhere. From that experience, I moved on to editing other writers' work and getting it submission ready.