Based in Brooklyn, I work closely with authors, journalists, and self-published writers, providing research support, developmental editing, book-coaching, fact-checking, proofreading, and permissions. Right now, I’m especially interested in crafting book proposals and investigative research.

In 2021, I partnered with Evelyn Duffy, longtime research assistant and in-house editor to Bob Woodward, at Open Boat Editing on editing, writing, research, and journalism projects.

I graduated summa cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa in 2020 from Trinity College, where I majored in English and music, and minored in classical antiquity. I was the editor in chief of the student newspaper, and on the editorial board for The Trinity Papers, the College’s annual academic publication.

In November 2020, I graduated from the Columbia Publishing Course.

In addition to my experience with bestselling and first-time authors, I have worked as a choral singer, a pizza boy, a special collections associate at a rare books library, and a bookseller at a not-so-rare bookstore.

Before moving to New York, I grew up in rural Massachusetts, where I chopped wood and sketched birds. I’m a pianist and host a live classical music radio show every Monday on Radio Free Brooklyn.