I have served as editor on novels, textbooks, academic books, and many articles, including the below samples.

Action Figures—Issue one: Secret Origins
By Michael Bailey

It was the worst summer of Carrie Hauser’s life, and the weirdest: it was the summer her parents announced they were getting divorced, and when a dying alien passed on to her his fantastic superhuman abilities. 

Action Figures—Issue Two: Black Magic Women
By Michael Bailey

The world is full of magic…and it wants the Hero Squad dead. 

Winter in Kingsport heats up when the necromancer Black Betty comes to town, on the hunt for the Libris Infernalis, a legendary book of dark magic with the power to raise hell on Earth...literally. 

THE NEW CFO

CFOs do radically different jobs today than they did just 10 years ago.
COLUMBIA BUSINESS

private equity's philosopher

Robert F. Smith, founder and CEO of Vista Equity Partners, finds value in the people and places that are most often ignored. 
COLUMBIA BUSINESS

Startups for a better world

More and more alumni entrepreneurs are launching ventures to serve the greater good. 
COLUMBIA BUSINESS

Risk and RewarD

We spoke with four alumni CEOs of high-performing companies about their approach to risk. Get inspired to step outside your comfort zone. 
COLUMBIA BUSINESS

Behind the Buzz

Jon Steinberg, president and COO of BuzzFeed, is an innovator in an ever-changing industry. 
COLUMBIA BUSINESS

above and beyond

Wolters Kluwer CEO Nancy McKinstry is building a legacy that goes far beyond ushering the global publishing company into the digital age. 
COLUMBIA BUSINESS

The Game Changers

What glass ceiling? Columbia Business School alumnae are striving for—and reaching—the top of the finance world.
COLUMBIA BUSINESS

healthy living 2.0

Startups in the health and wellness space are pioneering innovative ways to boost your health and happiness. 
COLUMBIA BUSINESS

man on a mission

With DimensionU, Ntiedo Etuk is using video games—and a healthy dose of competition—to get millions of kids excited about learning. 
COLUMBIA BUSINESS

can't meet anyone online? it's not all your fault

Seeking a match online? Whether it's a new job or a date, fewer choies may lead to better matches. 
IDEAS AT WORK

your secrets are weighing you down

Research finds the experience of keeping a secret is akin to carrying a physical weight, diminishing motivation and performance. 
IDEAS AT WORK

is your team too talented?

Too much talent—on the court or in the office—can drive down team performance, new research shows. 
IDEAS AT WORK

What Makes an idea creative?

If you want your idea to be innovative, you need to hit the right mix of novelty and familiarity, a new study shows.
IDEAS AT WORK

competing with Bias

Research shows how discrimination works in the hiring process and suggests that science and tech firms that leave it unaddressed may overlook talented female candidates. 
IDEAS AT WORK

save or be selfish 

A new model can help economists understand how spouses make financial decisions—and why many couples struggle to save. 
IDEAS AT WORK

Do Diverse teams work harder—and better? 

Individuals who view their colleagues as different than themselves focus less on getting along and more on getting to work. 
IDEAS AT WORK

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