Jordan Snowden is a freelance writer based in Pittsburgh. Her work frequently explores themes in arts and entertainment, including theater and wellness, while also delving into family relationships and parenting. Jordan's writing has been featured in TABLE Magazine, 90.5 WESA, Yakima Herald-Republic, Pittsburgh City Paper, The Seattle Times, and the Greater Pittsburgh Arts Council.
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Jordan Snowden's coverage primarily focuses on local events, food, books, and seasonal themes in Pittsburgh. She is likely to be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events, new restaurant openings or special menus, as well as book launches or author interviews with connections to the Pittsburgh area.
Given her interest in fall cocktails and beer guides alongside articles about thrillers and crime novels, she may also be open to content related to seasonal drink recipes or features on local breweries/wineries/distilleries. Additionally, pitches that align with cultural happenings in Pittsburgh would likely resonate with her readership.
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By: Jordan Snowden
Behind the gloss of Andy Warhol's pop art are real women, often forgotten, used, or silenced.
Whether set in swampy Southern towns or ghost-strewn coastlines, this month's picks offer meditations on what it means to be seen, and what’s lost when we’re not.
By: Jordan Snowden
The author of the mega-hit "Crazy Rich Asians" shares how his characters continue to live in the spaces between tradition and autonomy, satire and sincerity.
By: Jordan Snowden
Kevin Kwan didn't expect to find creative kinship in a decades-old novel, but “The Razor's Edge” by
By: Jordan Snowden
The Rising Artist Foundation and Honcho launched Fourth River, a six-week program created to support aspiring local DJs and electronic musicians with funding, software, artistic and professional development, and other resources.
This month, instead of highlighting books only coming out in June, we’re surveying a lineup of thrilling new releases hitting shelves all summer long.
This month, instead of highlighting books only coming out in June, we’re surveying a lineup of thrilling new releases hitting shelves all summer long.
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