I live in Seattle, Washington, where I'm an associate editor at The Stranger. There were some years when I lived and studied in New York, and occasionally found myself next to the likes of Andy Rooney. But that was a long time and many haircuts ago.
Since then my work has appeared in three books—The Contenders (Seven Stories Press), The Best Sex Writing 2006 (Cleis Press), and What to Read in the Rain (826 Seattle)—as well as in The New York Times, Esquire.com, Tablet, The American Prospect, The Seattle Times, The Boston Globe, Time
Magazine, The Stranger, River Teeth, Salon.com, and The New Republic online. In 2012, I won the Pulitzer Prize for feature writing.
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