My work has explored fiddling, motorcycles, banking software, augmented reality, global warming, Agent Orange, high-tech coffeemakers, bronzed baby shoes, Johnny Appleseed, a marble factory, mudpies, pottery, social networking, smartphones, tomatoes, wikis, robots, baskets, solar power, beards, picnics, fiddling, snowmobiles, wooden carousels, Scrabble, campaign contributions, picnics, Afghanistan, periodontists, collaborative filmmaking, and many other eclectic topics.
An award-winning writer and photographer with an eye for the unusual, I focus on music, food, travel, humor, technology, health, literary journalism, and creative nonfiction. In addition to my freelance work, I teach journalism and direct the journalism program at Muskingum University in New Concord, Ohio.
