Overview
I'm an independent journalist based in New York City formerly with Time magazine in Hong Kong. I write about American politics and democratic struggles, mostly. You can also find my work in The New York Times, The Washington Post, New York Magazine, and more.
From reporting to writing to editing to copyediting, I have worked at every stage of the editorial process. Working in the Time newsroom, knowing the style and grammar guide was a prerequisite (nothing says unprofessional like a typo). As someone whose name is attached to all of my writing, I know how important is it to maintain flawless copy.
As a journalist who’s worked around the world for almost a decade, I’m an extremely nimble editor who’s written about a variety of subjects, including American politics, climate change, Asia-Pacific, arts and culture. Politics and history are specialities, but I also love fiction, especially a good romance or coming-of-age story.
Services
Non-Fiction
Languages
Awards
- Mirror Award 2021
Work experience
The New York Times, The Washington Post, New York Magazine
I write primarily long form features about American politics and democratic struggles. My most recent work focuses on Pussy Riot, law as a political tool, and civil unrest. Previously, I also wrote about climate change, culture, and arts.
Bridge House Advisors, Inflection Point Agency, Wiseman Studio, and more
- Researched and wrote reports on the international carbon emissions of various supply chains
- Copyedited and provided counsel on a report about the state of sustainability efforts in Alaska
- Outlined and wrote blogposts related to green development
- Proofread a book showcasing the new work of leading American designer David Wiseman
Time magazine
I covered Hong Kong/Asia-Pacific politics and culture. I reported breaking news, analyses, and enterprise features in print and online. I wrote a cover story on Australian drought and profiled New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.
