MAGAZINE EDITORIAL PROJECTS
I've edited Oregon Home magazine since December 2017. Want to pitch me an Oregon Home story? Contact editor@oregonhomemagazine.com.
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I've worked as freelance editor of a number of custom publications, including wine, travel, and home design. To speak with me about your custom publication, contact emilygrosvenor [at] gmail.com.
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TRAVEL CONTENT
I've written profiles of place and actionable travel stories since 2009 and am a regular contributor to Sunset magazine. I written Visit McMinnville's Tiny Travels column since 2016.
DESIGN STORIES
Here are some of my favorite recent home and design stories from the past couple of years.
Profile
Feature
Perfect Timing, Oregon Home
Product Round-up
Feature
Bloom in Place, Oregon Home
Product Spotlight
Eternal Sunshine (healthy lighting), Oregon Home
ESSAYS
"The Holidays Don't Have to Be Stressful. That's what a potted Christmas tree taught our family," The Los Angeles Times
What we learned from keeping our tree in a pot, like a houseplant
"Book-signing Junkie," Publishers Weekly
People like me are the reason publishers tour authors
"The Gospel According to Paul," Publishers Weekly
An independent bookseller spreads good words
"One Last Summer at Camp" The Des Moines Register
Two recent grads opt for one last summer at German language camp
How to Write about Scent, Publishers Weekly
What Visiting Endless Open Houses Taught Me About Life, Good Housekeeping
Why I took a Sharpie to my favorite children's book, Brain, Child
"Going West: The World of Live-Action, Competitive Oregon Trail," The Atlantic
"My Son's Oedipus Complex," Salon.com
"I hate Elmo," Salon.com
"Potting Season," Brain, Child
"Footloose," Oregon Humanities Magazine
"The Painful Misadventures of a Well-Endowed Breast-feeder," Salon.com
A Future Letter from Your Crying Child, Brain, Child
What we learned from keeping our tree in a pot, like a houseplant
"Book-signing Junkie," Publishers Weekly
People like me are the reason publishers tour authors
"The Gospel According to Paul," Publishers Weekly
An independent bookseller spreads good words
"One Last Summer at Camp" The Des Moines Register
Two recent grads opt for one last summer at German language camp
How to Write about Scent, Publishers Weekly
What Visiting Endless Open Houses Taught Me About Life, Good Housekeeping
Why I took a Sharpie to my favorite children's book, Brain, Child
"Going West: The World of Live-Action, Competitive Oregon Trail," The Atlantic
"My Son's Oedipus Complex," Salon.com
"I hate Elmo," Salon.com
"Potting Season," Brain, Child
"Footloose," Oregon Humanities Magazine
"The Painful Misadventures of a Well-Endowed Breast-feeder," Salon.com
A Future Letter from Your Crying Child, Brain, Child
