Edy is a writer, editor, publicist, and teacher from the Midwest, living in Portland. For over a decade, she has worked across independent publishing, fashion, sustainability, technology, and brand marketing, motivated by creative innovation and critical intervention.

In 2024, Edy completed an MA in Critical Studies, and her work draws on both creative writing expertise and research—particularly in cultural and affective studies—to shape narratives and strategies that challenge inherited, fallible systems and patterns.

Her press initiatives have led to placements in TIME, Vogue, and WWD. As an editor, she has worked with critically acclaimed authors including Eileen Myles, Jeff Alessandrelli, Kim Alidio, and Jaydra Johnson. Her own writing appears in publications such as Chicago Review, Wardrobe Theory Project, Zona Motel, and ROOM Magazine.

Edy is also an embodiment facilitator who leads classes designed with balance, personal autonomy and expression at the center. Leading students through breathwork, visualization, and dynamic pacing and flows she aims to sharpen students’ capacity for self-observation, knowledge, and physiological catharsis.

A passionate advocate for the arts, Edy promotes financial literacy and the intentional and substantial circulation of resources toward arts and education. In her personal time, she extends her creativity through acting, performance, and surfing.