I’m the managing editor for Stripe Press, a publishing imprint from the payments infrastructure company Stripe. I also write the newsletter Autofictions, in which I review contemporary novels and get all up in my feelings. Previously, I was managing editor for Stripe’s Increment magazine and manager of engagement marketing at Kickstarter.
I completed my BA in English and Creative Writing at Concordia University in Montreal. During my studies I contributed fiction to the Concordia and McGill anthologies The Void and The Veg, reported for the student newspaper The Link, and wrote for several now-defunct music blogs.
After a short stint as an exceptionally clumsy bartender, I moved to New York City and completed an MA in Journalism, Magazine Writing, at New York University. I was the assistant editor for the American Academy of Neurology publications Brain & Life and Neurology Today from 2014 to 2015. I’ve written for publications including The Creative Independent, Huffington Post, Mashable, Observer, Vanity Fair, Racked, The Daily Dot, Brooklyn Magazine, and others.
I relocated to London in 2018, where I live with my husband, a growing stack of books, and a dwindling number of plants. When I’m not reading, writing, or editing, you’ll find me browsing bookshops, looking for London’s best vegan comfort food, unironically Pelotoning, or napping.