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My mascara-feelings are in this piece about makeup as power, rebellion, control, in FASHION magazine.

Did a Q&A about a series I produce called “Dating Diaries” for the Toronto Star.

The Atlantic put me in their “Media Diet” column which was really satisfying. I really did buy and read all of those magazines, but definitely nobody believed me. (Call my dad! He'll tell you.) I got a job once just telling the editor what I read, like, she interrupted me to tell me I got it. Then The New Republic interviewed me for a piece about media diets. My media diet now would be, like, "Instagram; every non-fiction book that’s released, all of them, no skips, every single one, it feels like; some thick slice of a novel I read before bed; Architectural Digest; end of list."

There is just one quote from me in this Columbia Daily Spectator piece but it’s a good one, something like "I don’t know why the women at VICE are being compared to other women at VICE." And in this profile in the Ryerson Review of Journalism, I talk about how high I was when I realized I wanted to be a journalist, but of course I’ve since gone semi-straight-edge.

Here’s a Q&A I did about work. I did a lot of this kind of thing when I was a baby writer (as a baby writer I was a Staff and then Senior Writer at EYE Weekly and The Grid) but I like this because I still agree with a lot of what I said then, which for me is kind of unlikely.