Experience

One More Page Books & More

• United States
• Retail
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Children's Book Buyer

  • Dec 2010 - Present

  I oversee the store's inventory, reordering books and taking care of special orders for customers. Often this involves calling publishers to check on orders, availability, or to return damaged books. I also take care of ordering books for author events, usually contacting publishers to discuss discounts, logistics, and billing. In addition to customer service, inventory, and sales, I also run our store's Tumblr site, and I am in charge of our kids' book group. I oversee the store's inventory, reordering books and taking care of special orders for customers. Often this involves calling publishers to check on orders, availability, or to return damaged books. I also take care of ordering books for author events, usually contacting publishers to discuss discounts, logistics, and billing. In addition to customer service, inventory, and sales, I also run our store's Tumblr site, and I am in charge of our kids' book group.



HuffPost TV

• Contributing Blogger

  • 2011 - Present

  I write about television on a semi-regular basis. Usually I write opinion pieces on my favorite shows, but sometimes I will write a post about general TV news, or a specific event in television. I write about television on a semi-regular basis. Usually I write opinion pieces on my favorite shows, but sometimes I will write a post about general TV news, or a specific event in television.



PopCultureNexus.com

• Co-Creator

  • Sep 2011 - Present

  My friend and I created this website dedicated to TV, film, and entertainment. We feature weekly posts such as "Meryl Monday," as well as TV news, film reviews, and compilations of Twitter reactions to TV episodes. We wanted to create a site that would facilitate a kind of community atmosphere for bloggers and readers. We post links to other blogs and sites that we have established relationships with (some of which I write for, such as TheTelevixen.com or the Huffington Post), but the majority of our site is original material written by myself (under the pseudonym "Louise") and my co-creator Mary. Show less



TheTelevixen.com

• Media and Telecommunications

• Contributing Writer

  • Nov 2010 - Present

  I write weekly reviews of the TV show 'Fringe' for this lovely television website, and I review 'True Blood' over the summer. I write weekly reviews of the TV show 'Fringe' for this lovely television website, and I review 'True Blood' over the summer.



Aladdin's Lamp Children's Bookstore

• United States
• Book and Periodical Publishing

• Bookseller

  • May 2008 - Jun 2010

  I worked at this small independent bookstore, working the register, making phone calls, placing orders with publishers, helping organize author events, and anything else you can think of. I really enjoyed getting to see how a small business is run, and I absolutely love working closely with the books and making recommendations for customers. I worked at this small independent bookstore, working the register, making phone calls, placing orders with publishers, helping organize author events, and anything else you can think of. I really enjoyed getting to see how a small business is run, and I absolutely love working closely with the books and making recommendations for customers.



FilmSnobbery.com

• Contributing Writer

  • Jun 2009 - Aug 2009

  I have written several film reviews for this budding website. http://filmsnobbery.com/movie-reviews/hes-just-not-that-into-you/ I have written several film reviews for this budding website. http://filmsnobbery.com/movie-reviews/hes-just-not-that-into-you/



Lee Arts Center

• United States
• Health, Wellness & Fitness

• Intern (Sculpture & Pottery)

  • May 2007 - Jul 2007

  I was lucky enough to spend a few months at the Lee Arts Studio where I was able to witness professional artists at work. I learned to use a pottery wheel, the variations of glazes, and the properties of different types of clay. I was lucky enough to spend a few months at the Lee Arts Studio where I was able to witness professional artists at work. I learned to use a pottery wheel, the variations of glazes, and the properties of different types of clay.