I have written and edited five non-fiction books that are available at popular booksellers like Barnes & Noble as well as online through Amazon.com.Art 101 - JAN. 2014: Curated sixty-five essays on a range of art topics focused on artists, art movements, art theory, and notable paintings. The United States of Strange - JULY. 2012: Scoured the internet, books, articles, and word of mouth to find 1,001 weird and interesting facts about quirky roadside attractions, interesting historical figures, creepy museums, and a range of other topics associated with the United States of America.A Year of Living Sinfully - DEC. 2011: Managed a team of writers to compile 365 decadent scenarios to complete for a year of indulgences. The Quotable A**hole - NOV. 2011: Compiled 1,200 quotes from the people in history we love to hate. Also provided my own colorful commentary on family, friends, work, politics and more.Attack of the Killer Facts! - May 2011: Researched 1001 unique facts on topics ranging from quirky inventions to alien encounters and weird animal facts.

Managed an external team of developers for all changes and enhancements to the company's e-commerce site.

As the technical liaison for the Web Editorial team, it is my responsibility to work directly with the Web Development team to implement changes to our external websites to increase customer engagement. I am also responsible for evaluating our internal content management system and other software to make enhancements that increase productivity and streamline workflows. America's Test Kitchen encourages a collaborative work environment, so I also have the opportunity to assist with social media initiatives, video production and editing, as well as scoping out new web products and physical media.

Barefoot Books is a small independent book publisher with offices in Cambridge, MA and Bath, England. The company publishes beautifully illustrated books for children with an emphasis on multicultural and environmentally conscious titles. I provide support to the marketing department in the form of proofreading marketing materials, updating the company website, overseeing the customer relationship management (CRM) software, coordinating ecampaigns, planning trade shows, and assisting with customer service queries and order entry.

Before Hollan Publishing was regrettably shut down in February of 2008, I was an editorial assistant supporting a staff of 10 people. Because the staff was so small, I had the opportunity to dip my hands into every aspect of our books from conception to finished product.My primary responsibility was to support the executive editor with manuscript editing, author correspondence, author contracts and payments, and general office duties. However, I was often called upon to assist the photography manager with photo shoots, securing licenses for stock images, and organizing images on our server. It was also not uncommon for me to assist the production manager with writing cover copy and to help our design team with administrative and creative tasks.