photo by Marco Bellucci
It could be you! NabeWise is always looking for more guest bloggers interested in writing about the things we love: neighborhoods, moving, travel, city trends, provocative people, the list is endless! To get a real feel for what we publish, check out our recent blog entries. Think you’d like to write for the NabeWise blog? Shoot an email to katie at nabewise.com.
Having resided in New York, Virginia, Texas and Montreal, Canada, Adrian is a certifiable nabe-o-holic. He likes playing drums, cooking, watching kung fu movies, and hopes to someday overcome the paralyzing awkwardness of typing in the third-person.
Before moving to Brooklyn five years ago, Gray Hurlburt went to Australia and learned how beef is made. After pulling a Lisa Simpson overnight, he became a vegetarian and hasn’t looked back that often. Apart from being such a weirdo, Gray has a passion for smoking indie music and culture out of its caves, leaving no stone unturned in the hunt for good subject material. He is currently on staff at Death + Taxes Magazine as a writer and assistant to the editors.
Mallory Cushman is a freelance writer and a social media maven in the making. A Bostonian at heart who spends her days digging out delicious local eats, experimenting in the kitchen and writing about it in her blog, Dalliances of a Dilettante, Mallory originates from Connecticut but prefers to spend her time in happy vagabondage. Her favored means of travel is a sailboat and when she’s not floating around the Charles or Boston Harbor, you can find her island hopping, enjoying warmer nabes, and plotting her next adventure.
Nina Boutsikaris has backpacked through more than 10 countries in the past 3 years and hopes to do it again. She is currently a staff writer for the online magazine MyDisfunkshion.com, where she blogs about everything from how to detoxify your home and body, to travel and fashion tips. Other publications include Life in the Finger Lakes, MovieMaker, IC View and Ms. magazines. This past summer Nina attended the Kenyon Review Writers Workshop for Literary Non-Fiction.
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lan Corey has been head-first in the New York real estate scene since 2002 when he bought his first apartment for $99,000. This lead him down the path of NYC real estate investing that was chronicled in his critic-favored book “A Million Bucks by 30.” Alan hails from Atlanta, GA but is firmly settled in Brooklyn, NY. Alan swears by Fort Greene as the perfect place to live and the East Village as the perfect place to drink.
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atie Ett is a creative writer, reality TV junkie, and subway etiquette enthusiast in NYC. A New Yorker of six years originally from Ohio, Katie writes a regular NYC Transportation column for The NYC Examiner in-between her fun-loving posts about life and food at unapologeticallymundane.com and donuts4dinner.com.
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hason Gordon is a freelance writer and stand-up comedian who has performed throughout the United States and Canada. Recently he co-wrote and produced “Underplayed and In Demand,” a comedic play at the Just for Laughs’ Zoofest festival. Originally from Montreal, he currently resides in Seattle, although is on a month to month lease.
Caite is a freelance writer and artist who recently moved to Boston’s South End from a quiet seaside town on the North shore where, for two years, she taught school, kept a vegetable garden, and read poetry by the fire in a dusty old carriage house. These days, when she’s not flitting about Boston on bicycle looking for interesting neighborhood events to write about for the NabeWise blog, she writes and illustrates childrens books.
