Nice to meet you.

I’ve dedicated my life to telling stories. They help me make sense of the world and my place in it.

I’m currently a freelance editor, writer, content strategist, and storytelling consultant, as well as a literary agent with Westwood Creative Artists.

I have over a decade of experience in media and publishing. I have previously held the title of editor-in-chief at The Georgia Straight, Montecristo Magazine, and SAD Mag, and also worked as the director of content at Vitruvi and as an associate B.C. editor at The Huffington Post Canada. My writing has appeared in publications including The Globe and Mail, Maclean’s, Hazlitt, Maisonneuve, Vice, Well+Good, The Logic, Vancouver Magazine, and Quill & Quire. I have also worked with companies including Ste. Marie Studio, Open Road Auto Group, Century Group, Page Two Books, Lunya, 33 Acres Brewing, Stay & Wander, Organika, and Field & Social. In addition, I love interviewing people live on stage, and have done so for the likes of Vitruvi, Wallop Film, Word Vancouver, and Penguin Random House Canada.

Services I offer:

  • JOURNALISM

    • Journalistic reporting: profiles, features, essays, and round-ups

    • Structural editing and line editing

    • Proofreading and copyediting

  • BRAND STORYTELLING

    • Editorial and content consulting

    • Content strategy and planning

    • Copywriting

    • Speaking engagements: live event interviews and panels

  • PERSONAL STORYTELLING

    • Literary consulting: how to get an agent, how to write a book proposal, how to hone your book idea

    • Editorial consulting: how to pitch an editor, how to hone your article idea for a magazine or newspaper

    • One-on-one editorial work: structural and line editing on a particular piece of writing, be it a book, proposal, or article

    • Ghostwriting: from books and op-eds to LinkedIn posts

I graduated with honours from Toronto Metropolitan (formerly Ryerson) University’s School of Journalism. I also received a book publishing certificate from the Columbia Publishing Course at Oxford; a copyediting certificate from Simon Fraser University; and an Indigenous Canada certificate from the University of Alberta.