WRITING CULTURE 2012: Film, Food & Beyond

Sean Creamer is a hard working, motivated and witty writer…When he actually puts his mind to his work.
Currently in his final semester of his final year of college, Creamer is in the process of trying to find a job, find a cheap apartment and discover a way to write while you sleep.
“Think about it! you sleepwalk, why not sleep type?” said Creamer one night when the booze took a nasty hold of his thought process.
Sean has been a writer for a few years now and has worked on student publications, real world weekly newspapers, a food blog and is now a ghost writer for a professor at Baruch College.
“Yea, all that stuff is sick, but I bet you’ve never seen someone fall asleep at a Judas Priest concert,” Creamer disclosed while washing his turbo powered 2002 Hyundai Elantra.
Yes, one of his main hobbies is falling asleep at any point he can. If you ever catch him on the streets, ask him about the time he went to the Caribbean.
“I slept the whole time.”
Besides writing and sleeping, Sean partakes in skateboarding on the dingy streets of Manhattan, rock climbing at Central Park and going to the Metropolitan to watch recorded operas for free.
“It is so loud that I can hardly keep my eyes closed.”
Sean is looking forward to blogging with you all this semester and hopes that he can stave off sleep long enough to actually garner some real coverage and not write stories based upon dreams he had while sleeping at events.

Emmy, a seasoned music/broadcast journalist, fashion and celebrity pr executive from London, decided to start her own blog last year.
It was a means to stay connected with friends and family, and documents her experience as an ‘English girl in New York’. Since arriving in the city, she continues to be inspired by it’s eclectic style mavens, world class restaurants and youthful creative talent. When not booking Hip Hop talent for The Hudson Hotel or discovering a new vintage clothing store in soho, she can be found amongst the coffee and cupcakes in Bed Stuy and is delighted to be able to call Brooklyn home.

Gari is one of the most random guys you’ll ever meet. The type that would be on the sofa watching Netflix one week and at a beach in Brazil the next. Gari loves to travel and so far has been to Jamaica, Sweden, Germany, Turkey, Kosovo, Spain, London, France and Canada (yes, he even includes Canada even though its like right there next to America). Oh and an interesting thing, Gari lived in Germany for four years and doesn’t speak German. He also was in the Army for five years and can’t read a map. All in all, he’s a cool guy that loves life and is all about new experiences, oh and I can’t forget he’s a self proclaimed foodie that loves to travel to different states and try their signature dishes, as long as they don’t smell bad or taste nasty.

As a native Yorker, Malynda was raised on New York City culture. She feels just as at home uptown or down, as she is hiking the green mountains of Vermont.
She enjoys food, books, running, yoga and biking around the city.
As an antique dealer, she loves discovering a great deal. She scours the city, basements and even an occasional dumpster to find unique relics from the past. She would love to share her best New York City finds with you.