Things Alexa Peters Likes
Published a list of things I like on the wonderful website run by Jessica Gross, writer for New York Times Magazine, Paris Review, The Los
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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Published a list of things I like on the wonderful website run by Jessica Gross, writer for New York Times Magazine, Paris Review, The Los
In this world, there is something more infectious than Ebola and AIDS put together, and most of us are completely oblivious of it. This mystery
I’ve been in Berkeley going on 3 months now, enough time to get a decent feel for the Bay Area and to compile my own personal
I’ve been having a hard time lately, a state I’ve been fondly referring to as my “quarter-life crisis.” And while I am accustomed to finding
Starting in the first grade I had a crush on Isaiah. I wrote his last name instead of mine on my journals, little hearts encasing
As I get further into my life, I realize how much mine it is. Us humans are born into families, raised in groups, solaced by
Seeking vacation on her polished decks, passengers filled the Costa Concordia to the brim. Using the hand of a crewmember to lift themselves onboard, passengers
The first thing my grandmother noticed when I was born was my chin. She held me close and stroked my face slightly with her pinky,
Working with the alternative coffee drink brand, MudWtr, I crafted a piece of content writing for their blog “Trends w/ Benefits” using extensive research and
I’m elated to share this landing page I crafted for EVEXIAS Health Solutions, on the heels of the FDA’s decision to recategorize certain therapeutic peptides
Here is a sponsored article I wrote for the black-owned business Ebony Marketing Systems, published in Minority Business Magazine. The story covers Kai Fuentes, president
In this blog post for University of Washington Bothell, I wrote about a new online game to track whales with citizen science.
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