I am a Brooklyn-based journalist, ghostwriter, editor, and adjunct professor of media studies at 

Hunter College, CUNY, where I teach journalism. I also teach cultural criticism at New York 

University's Schoolof Continuing and Professional Studies, and I have taught interdisciplinary 

courses in the humanities, as well as numerous courses on film history, analysis, and theory.

My articles have appeared in American Artist, Artbyte, CameraWork, City Limits, The Independent, PAPER, RES, Runner's World, SOMA, Time Out Chicago, and the Utne Reader. 

From 2000 to 2001, I was a staff editor and writer at the Silicon Alley Reporter, covering the dot-com 

boom and bust of that era. 

In recent years, I have transitioned into online journalism, namely as the chief writer for the 

"Awearness Blog," a social issues and political blog sponsored by Kenneth Cole Productions, from 

February 2008 to May 2010. Currently, I serve as the anchor of a blog connected to Contrary 

Magazine, an online literary journal based in Chicago. For Contrary, I write about issues in the 

humanities, journalism, and writing. 

I have ghostwritten books on new media design and digital filmmaking for a world-renowned Web 

designer. I have also edited ad copy and corporate newsletters, and served on several panels and 

awards committees to evaluate journalism, screenplays, Web sites, short online films, and new 

media art projects.