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I’ve written a lot about the science of sex (In 2015, I was lead writer for Throb, Gizmodo.com's blog about the subject), but I’ve also completed science books for young children, sections of high school and middle school textbooks, descriptive text for museum exhibits, and a column on human embryonic development for Wondertime magazine.

Selected Clients:

Beneski Museum of Natural History

KidHaven Press

McDougal LIttell (now Holt McDougal)

PubSmarts LLC

Kidsbooks LLC

9-Month Miracle:

Skull

Kidneys

Throb:

• A Reptile with No Penis Just Solved a Baffling Penis Mystery

• Why Some Boys in the Dominican Republic Don’t Grow Penises Until Puberty

• Your Sex Education Data Sucks

• Sexting is Just a New Name for a Very Old Activity

• Here’s What Breaking Up Does to Your Brain

• This is What a Dolphin’s Vagina Looks Like

• The Amazing Muscular Origami that Makes the Vagina So Stretchy

• The Best Stories about Scientists Working Together and Falling in Love

• “Virgin Births” Won’t Save the Smalltooth Sawfish from Extinction

• The First Person Who Ever Saw Sperm Cells Collected Them from His Wife

• This Funny Face is Actually Essential to Mammal’s Sex Lives

• Famous Cephalopod-on-Woman Sex Scene Reveals Octopus Isn’t That Into Her

• It’s All a Numbers Game at the Annual Coral Orgy


Gizmodo (with Maddie Stone)

  1. • Can These Glasses Help the Colorblind? We Put EnChroma to the Test


Wired.com

  1. • Scientists Discover the Secret to a Cavefish’s Weird, Waddling Walk

  2. • America’s Most Elaborate Corn Maze is Made of GPS and Math

Selected Work: