As editor in chief of Washington Flyer, I landed an original cover interview with activist Leo DiCaprio for our first-ever "Green" Issue a month before he appeared on Vanity Fair's cover with the very same theme.
An example of a T+L hot hotel write-up.
I edited this special editorial supplement for Condé Nast, which had two versions covering Italian design and travel. This version was mailed with subscriber copies of GQ and Vanity Fair magazines.
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The stories I wrote for Travel + Leisure in the early Aughts are no longer digitized—but I've kept my print copies. This story covered emerging enclaves in Washington, D.C.
I coined this travel story my "California Balcony Tour"—my guide for how to travel with small children, tuck them into bed in the hotel room, then hang out on the balcony, door ajar, drinking wine with your partner in the warm evening breeze.
At Condé Nast in London, I worked as an editor at large, often writing travel stories to European destinations. This story covered the opening of the then-new bridge linking Copenhagen, Denmark, to Malmo, Sweden. What a fun assignment...
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As corporate copy director of Condé Nast Media Group, I edited one-off, 100% editorial supplements that were polybagged with subscriber issues of up to 17 Condé Nast titles, including Vogue, GQ, and The New Yorker. CitySource was a travel guide to seven world-class cities: London, New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Berlin, Miami, and Los Angeles.
When I was editor in chief of Washington Flyer, Frommer's approached me and asked if I would pen the ultimate day-to-day travel guide to the Nation's Capital.
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