Since March of 2007, I’ve served as the managing editor of Filter magazine in Los Angeles while continuing as the co-publisher and editor of the New Orleans art and literature journal, Constance. In between deadlines, I contribute copywriting for various companies, write advertising copy for national television and online campaigns, and have acted as contributing editor for the Los Angeles Zagat dining guide. I also maintain a website, Strange Last Name, which focuses on music and art. Originally from New Orleans, I’ve resided in no less than 12 apartments, six cities and two countries. I hope I’ve left them all in better shape than when I found them.

Constance. Publisher & Editor.

Constance is an art and literature journal that imagines the future of New Orleans in all of its varied possibilities. Publishing poetry, fiction, photography, painting, graphic design, and illustration, Constance explores what might come in a place that strives to redefine the present as it reinvents the past.

Constance Issue 2: Intro | Visual Art | Literature

Constance Issue 1: Forward | Visual Art | Literature

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Filter Magazine. Managing Editor. 2008-Present.
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Zagat. L.A. Dining Guide. Contributing Editor. 2010.
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NOLA.com. Editorial Producer/Feature Writer. 2005-2007.
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Antigravity Magazine. Associate Editor & Columnist. 2004-2007.
Covers | Read column | Read another | And another

GOOD Magazine. Graphic Violence. 2010.

Since the summer of 2005, New Orleans has been predominantly known for two ongoing events—the devastation, governmental buffoonery, and human catastrophe that was Katrina, and the city’s unending culture of crime.

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Filter Magazine. Flight of the Conchords.
Opening Spread | Part 1 | Part 2

GOOD Magazine. Shooting the Black Panthers.
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Filter Magazine. Animal Collective.
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Filter Magazine. Wayne White.
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Filter Magazine. A Place Called Largo.
Intro | Body

Gambit Weekly. Middle Ground.
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