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Sports Journalist, NJ.com
Sports Writer for NJ.com and The Star-Ledger. It's pork roll, not Taylor ham. Central Jersey absolutely exists. LeBron is better than MJ. Let's talk about it.
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Writer and Editor, Living Lutheran
Writer/editor. Culture, faith, justice stuff. Also jokes. Co-host @magnifiedpod. Bylines @TheAVClub @Sojourners @ChristianCent @thinkchristian etc. He/him

Online Editor, BBC Sport
Husband. Dad. @bbcsport online editor. Work at mediacity, live up a hill.

Writer, Freelance
Forthcoming: RETURNING TO MY FATHER'S KITCHEN, an essay collection about grief, home, and belonging, from Northwestern University Press. Find me on Bluesky.
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Founder and Editor-in-Chief, The Bookends Review
Eng Prof; EiC @BookendsReview; Words @ProgMagazineUK, @MetalInjection, @whatculture, @loudwire, @consequence, etc. Views are 100% mine. JordanBlum87@yahoo.com
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Contributor, Authorlink
Author Lost Girls, Donald L. Jordan Award winner Beware the Tall Grass March 2024 @CSUpress @AntiochReview @Newsweek @ShenandoahWLU
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Freelance Writer, Freelance
redhead & freckles & writer & nintendo & beer | comp professor @seattlecentral | 2022 writer-in-residence at @Kerouac_Project | rkolman.contently.com
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Global Editorial Content Manager, Roland
Author | Musician Short story collection Coasting out now YA novel Dr. Z and Matty Take Telegraph, out spring 2024
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