Hi! I am a Minnesota-based writer covering technology, art, psychology and family life.

 

 

Samples

 

Don’t Return to the Office
Commentary about pandemic puppies and RTO
The Minnesota Star Tribune


In the Dark
A tiny science lesson on fish and families in the dark
Short Reads


Why We Value Our Phones
A psychiatrist’s perspective on devices and our past
Bicycle for the Mind


When It’s Time to Bloom
Relationship advice from a startup founder
Bicycle for the Mind


What Ten Years Can Do
One ceramicist’s decade-long path to artistic success
Bicycle for the Mind

 

Blasphemy
A lyrical essay on preserved fruit and lost loved ones
Harvard Review


Garden to Table
A kid’s guide to growing and preparing food
Mighty Media Press


The Thing About High Heels
Northern Minnesotans on the sex appeal of heels
Living North


Doing Less with More
How testing streamlines digital product development
Bicycle for the Mind


Flowers and Gardeners
An essay on taking creative risks—and staying married
Bicycle for the Mind

 

About

I have earned a living as a writer since 2005, building my career on both sides of the editorial-marketing divide. For example, I’ve written for magazines and journals, including Harvard Review. But I have also delivered written content to clients including Target, the University of Minnesota, and Francis Ford Coppola’s Zoetrope: All-Story.

Professional highlights aside, I drive a green minivan and live near a small lake with my husband, three kids, and two dogs. I like to read good books, drink good beer, and have good people over for dinner.

 

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Katherine is a gracious and ideal collaborator.
— Michael Ray, editor, Zoetrope: All-Story