When I started writing for Seven Days in 2001, I didn’t even have an internet connection. In fact, I was still selling little books of poems from my “Neo-Luddite Vending Machine.” A quarter would buy you either a book of poems, or a small piece of a TV that I smashed up in the basement of my old hippie co-op. How times have changed…

Still don’t have a TV, though.

  • Occupation: Online Editor, Seven Days
  • Favorite part of my job: Experimenting.
  • Least favorite part of my job: Deadlines.
  • My first personal computer was a: TI 99 4/A
  • Favorite Vermont wi-fi hotspot: The statehouse in Montpelier.
  • If I’m not in front of my computer I’m: Hanging out with my partner and our kids.
  • Top 5 websites or feeds I read every day: Not counting Seven Days… The Drudge Report, Andrew Sullivan’s Daily Dish, The Burlington Free Press, Candleblog and my Facebook news feed.

This article appears in Sep 17-23, 2008.