Portfolio of Published Work
Below, find all of my most recently-published writing pieces. This is mostly a portfolio of my journalism, with the occasional nod to work from my other service categories.
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Over the course of 2015, Grace Love exploded onto the Seattle music scene, leading her band the True Loves from out of the soul-music underground
Musician Magda Giannikou emanates joy. Even with a heavy accordion strapped to her shoulders, she flits about the stage, leading Banda Magda with the dance of
(Published in CityArts) Underneath the iconic red Farmer’s Market sign, among flying fish, fresh-cut tulips, steaming cinnamon rolls and tourists with outstretched camera phones—that’s where
Musician Esperanza Spalding would rather handwrite me a letter. She admits this while fiddling with her mic that’s causing loud static in my phone receiver.
(Article link, here) Mindie Lind’s music glistens with intention, deliberation and style, and yet she says for the longest time she wasn’t conscious of her
(Like to article, here) The last time Whitney Lyman performed at Barboza, the half-empty audience was freezing its collective ass off, fighting blasts from the
(Link to article, here.) The first thing you notice is her voice. Singer-songwriter Margaret Glaspy sounds both lilting and childlike, like some sort of cross
(Crossing Guide Magazine, Girl and Dog Column) By Alexa Peters Posted on August 28, 2015 in Adventure, Highlights My name is Alexa and I have
DEEP CREEP by Deep Creep “Income inequality, basement spiders, and bad sushi” really creep them out. Seattle Weekly By Alexa Peters Tue., Sep 1
Ready To Go by The Dip “I feel like no one should fault you for putting more dip on your chip.” Seattle Weekly By Alexa
Ghost-written as part of a contract with Microsoft Dynamics 365 and Subtext Studio, this client story details how Dynamics 365 helped Miami Heat, the professional
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