I live by these words.
I live by these words.
I’m honored to have had an opportunity to write for one of my favorite magazines (well, its Website) before it closed.
I contribute regularly to AOL’s home decor blog, Shelterpop.com. Read my stories here.
December 2010/January 2011
February/March 2011
CNN.com
My column for TheFrisky.com was picked up by CNN.com. “Go ahead, date a single dad.”
I promise I don’t Tweet every boring detail of my life — just a few of them.
Casserole Crazy
My first cookbook, “Casserole Crazy: Hot Stuff for Your Oven,” was published by Penguin in October of 2008.
Read my reviews, like this one:
“The two books are obviously similar in terms of subject matter and there’s a fair amount of overlap — these are casseroles after all — but Farris’ is a lot more fun to read. Her irreverent style and quirky sources and recipes (eat the same jerk chicken casserole as Nine Inch Nails! Bobby Flay’s Throwdown Eggplant Parmesan!) inject a lot of personality into what would otherwise be a pretty stale topic” – The Reader, 9/20/08
UrbanFarmOnline.com: Sustainable City Living
I contribute regularly to this online magazine with a focus on urban farming and gardening. You can also check out my feature on Kansas City in the July 2011 issue of Urban Farm Magazine.
Kansas City Farming For Cash, June 22, 2010
Connecticut Puts e-Waste Law to Action, July 13, 2010
Whole Foods Opens Its First Garden, July 27, 2010
Seattle Legalizes Urban Farms, Denies Roosters, August 31, 2010
EPA Releases Air Toxin Stats, September 7, 2010
Denver Distributes Trees to Communities in Need, September 21, 2010
Ain’t No Party Like an Eco-party, October 8, 2010
Green Hotels, October 10, 2010
The Green Job Interview, November 2010
College Dining Takes a Fresh Turn, November 17, 2010
Doctors Try a New Rx, December 10, 2010
From July of 2010 to February of 2011 I wrote the daily deals for LivingSocial in Kansas City, and all of Kansas City’s “365 things, as well as deals for other cities around the country.
Just a few examples:
Macabre Cinema Haunted House Deal
Slashfood.com
Food porn. By me. Read it.
For two years, I edited Nerve.com’s pop-culture blog, Scanner. Nerve’s search feature won’t allow me to bring up all of the posts I wrote, so here’s my very last one: Scanner Emily, Over and Out.
The Daily Beast
I’m a (clearly slacking) contributor to the Daily Beast’s BuzzBoard and wrote an essay on the “ultimate recession food.” I bet you can guess what it is.
