Hi, I’m Dorothy.
I’m a Detroit-based writer, editor and cook.
As a third-grade spelling nerd, I took pride in writing sentences to go with the vocabulary words of the week. As a naturally nosy kid, I would write about what I saw around me. On one of my tests, my teacher wrote, "Dorothy, you are a great writer. You should be a journalist." I didn't even know what that was at the time, but ever since that comment written at the top of my spelling test, I have called myself a journalist.
I’m the digital content and communities specialist at WDET 101.9 FM, Detroit’s NPR station. When I am not writing stories or deleting dangling modifiers, you can usually find me in a kitchen working on recipes or dreaming of my next travel adventure.
Thanks for taking the time to visit my website. Feel free to contact me about freelance opportunities, grammar, or Buffy episodes.