Featured: Four (appropriately redacted) internal posts, written as part of a joint initiative between Marketing and HR to provide more inclusion and visibility to employees around company initiatives.

Featured: Four content marketing posts, in which I geek out on laundry topics including stain removal myths, the horrors of dry cleaning, and the philosophy of simplicity in laundering.

Featured: Cheeky staff bios and a ghostwritten piece for Haberman’s Pioneerosis series in their Storytellers publication about the promise of social video in bringing people face to face.

Featured: Selected articles relating to green living and childrens’ health and wellness, sourced from published scientific studies and distilled into language suitable for the general consumer.

NOT AFFILIATED WITH OR ALIGNED WITH THE POLITICAL RIGHT. Featured: Selected posts from a culture-challenging conscious parenting blog I cofounded, which covered media, nutrition and sustainability.

To Be Featured: The firm’s launch press release, and a sample of the site copy, written in a brand voice intended to engage young founders and differentiate the firm from its stuffy Sand Hill Road counterparts.

To Be Featured: Cheeky musings from ground zero at the birth of internet music. Very Dot Com 1.0. I was a bit full of myself, and having way, way, way too much fun at work — but weren’t we all?

To Be Featured: Back when things were printed and you needed PRNewswire to get your story out: press releases, marketing materials, media and press kits, team bios and About pages.

To Be Featured: Press releases, marketing materials, team bios, the company’s founding story, Exciteseeing Tours, executive and team bios (possibly my favorite thing to write).

To Be Featured: Selected stories from my internship at this Fort Collins, Colo. daily, including profiles of a gubernatorial candidate and via a man who invented a prairie dog vacuuming machine.

To Be Featured: Selected stories published in CU Boulder’s campus paper, for which I also served as the first online editor. I wrote film reviews and stories about thrifting and competing brassieres.

To Be Featured: Because I am nothing if not thorough, I’ll post a few one-off pieces and selected personal writing, including my first published work: a poem I wrote about jeans when I was five.