Professional/Personal Overview
Vermont-based writer, copywriter and editor with 16 years experience on staff at major national magazines (including Time and Men's Journal) and Salt Lake Olympic Winter Games; now, skiing, adventure, fitness and health are my specialties. Wrote the book 101 Outdoor Towns (Countryman, 2007); published in The New York Times, National Geographic Adventure and Men's Journal. Limitless energy, impeccable research and fact-checking skills, plus an editor's mind for thoughtful, funny and accurate prose and copy, always on deadline. Free sledding, the Adirondack luge club, ice climbing, snowkiting, sailing the Great Salt Lake, cross-country skiing, kayaking, running and hiking with the youngest person to bag the Seven Summits are among some of my stories.
Work Info
Expertise
Editor
16 Years
Reporter
16 Years
Writer
16 Years
Specialty
Outdoors
16 Years
Sports & Recreation
16 Years
Travel
16 Years
Total Media Industry Experience
20 Years
Media Client List (# assignments
last 2 yrs)
Concierge.com (11+), Seven Days (11+), Skiing (11+), The New York Times (11+)
Corporate Client List (# assignments last 2 yrs)
Five Currents (11+), Salt Lake Olympic Committee (11+), Time Inc. (11+)
Other Work History
Managing Editor, Ski Racing
Computer Skills
Word, Excel, Quark
Equipment
iMac, Mac Power Book, digital camera, video camera audio recorder
Foreign Language Skills
Spanish, French
Work Permits & Visas
U.S. Citizen
References
upon request
Awards
Educational Press Association of America
Associations
North American Snow Journalists Association
Other
Middlebury College: Summa Cum Laude,
Freelancer Availability
I freelance full-time. I live near Burlington, VT. I am willing to travel anywhere. I have a driver's license. I have access to a car.
Work Samples
(The New York Times , 4/27/2006)
Story on Muddy Buddy and other muddy races
(The New York Times , 9/23/2005)
Story on the end of the AT in Maine
(The New York Times , 6/24/2005)
A feature on the men and women who restore and fly vintage military airplanes
(Men's Journal , 6/1/2004)
From kayaking Alaska to surfing British Columbia, the best new adventures across North America
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June 4, 2013 | San Francisco
