Brittany Moseley

Writer, editor, etc.

She/her.

Writing Archive

Below you will find samples of my journalistic work dating back several years.

ARTS & CULTURE

Best American High School Writing (Poets & Writers)
Columbus Merch Maven Jennifer Chastain Brings Art Galleries to Music Festivals (Columbus Monthly)
This Ohio town doesn't actually exist (The Ohio Newsroom)
Haymarket Books offers fellowship for system-impacted writers (Poets & Writers)
Ohio's longest-running poetry series says goodbye after 39 years (Columbus Dispatch)
Columbus Artist Dre McLeod Discusses the Inspiration for Her Eye-Catching Textile Collages (Columbus Monthly)
Tripp Fontane pays homage to the hood in new poetry collection (Matter News)
Columbus artist highlights hidden figures of 'Black Punk' with new comic (Columbus Dispatch)
For Joshua Schottenstein, Pottery is a Healing Art (Columbus Monthly)
A Chillicothe True Crime Case Inspires Tiffany McDaniel’s “On the Savage Side” (Columbus Monthly)
No Place Gallery Moves Downtown (Columbus Monthly)
Bela Koe-Krompecher on Addiction, Poverty and Fixing a Broken System (Columbus Monthly)
John Landry’s Short Film Honors Casey Goodson’s Life (Columbus Monthly)
Tiffany McDaniel’s second novel, ‘Betty,’ was a lifetime in the making (Columbus Alive)
Seven Questions with Connie Schultz (Columbus Monthly)
Best Transplant: Saeed Jones (Columbus Alive)
Best Artist: Richard Duarte Brown (Columbus Alive)
‘Art After Stonewall’ honors 50th anniversary of 1969 uprising (Columbus Alive)
Janice Kaplan wants to change how you think of geniuses (Columbus Alive)
Katherine Arden reinvents Russian fairytales in ‘Winternight’ trilogy (Columbus Alive)
TEDxKingLincolnBronzeville looks to ‘Level Up’ in second year (Columbus Alive)
Best of Columbus 2019: Nina West’s Breakthrough Moment (Columbus Monthly)
Small Town Murder offers new take on true crime phenomenon (Columbus Alive)
Brittany’s Otherworld experience (Columbus Alive)
Arts preview: Hanif Abdurraqib at Two Dollar Radio Headquarters (Columbus Alive)

BUSINESS

Business is Blooming (Kenyon Alumni Magazine)
Entrepreneur finds inspiration in Columbus architect father's career (Columbus CEO)
Ice + Dust Pottery: From hobby to small business (Columbus CEO)
Making the most of available resources drives Green Office Furniture Solutions (Columbus CEO)
Seven Questions with Lalese Stamps of Lolly Lolly Ceramics (Columbus Monthly)
Seven Questions with April Rhodes of The Little Light Collective (Columbus Monthly)
Olde Towne East vegan restaurant surviving on solid planning (Columbus CEO)
Seven Questions with Quincy General Store Owner Kate Block (Columbus Monthly)
Seven Questions with Anita Gastaldo of Sew to Speak (Columbus Monthly)
Mmelo navigates finding its sweet spot during pandemic (Columbus CEO)
Counselor’s dream: A safe place for black women to process (Columbus CEO)
Coworking for Women Comes to Columbus (Columbus Monthly)
Columbus’ Apartment Boom (Columbus Monthly)

FOOD & DRINK

Tastemakers 2023: Aaron Clouse, Executive Pastry Chef at Parable Coffee (Columbus Monthly)
Tastemakers 2023: Jeffrey Clark and Benjamin Willis, Co-Owners of Parable Coffee (Columbus Monthly)
This Hilltop pop-up is offering some of the best Mexican street food in Columbus (Columbus Dispatch)
Arthur Treacher’s Fish & Chips: Where England, Ohio, and Catholicism Meet (Smart Mouth)
Best of Columbus 2023: Pastry Artist Aaron Clouse of Parable Coffee (Columbus Monthly)
Springtime Brings Wild Ramp Season in Southeast Ohio (Columbus Monthly)
TikTok Megastar Alexis Nikole Nelson Learns to Balance Foraging Fame With Life Off-Screen (Columbus Monthly)
A Columbus Doughnut Shop Owner Trades Corporate Burnout for Baking (Columbus Monthly)
Two Columbus Chefs Recommend Their Favorite Bethel Road Spots to Try (Columbus Monthly)
Biscuit Boss' Casey Stevens Becomes a Food Truck Believer, Embraces Breakfast (Columbus Monthly)
Alexis Nikole Nelson's Very Good Year: The Black Forager Reflects on a Jam-Packed 2021 (Columbus Monthly)
Crafted Culture Brewing Paves Way for More Minority-Owned Breweries (Columbus Monthly)
Sitting Down to Sunday Dinner at LaGlory’s Soul Food Café (Columbus Monthly)
Bonnie Vue Wants to Teach You About Hmong Culture (Columbus Monthly)
Alexis Nikole Nelson wants you to go outside (Columbus Alive)
Nikki Steward’s Star Turn (Columbus Monthly)
Making Croissants with Dan the Baker (Columbus Monthly)
Seven Questions with the Owners of Parable Coffee (Columbus Monthly)
Notes from Columbus’ Black Chefs (Columbus Monthly)

LIFESTYLE & COMMUNITY

Two Friends Skate From Cincinnati to Cleveland for Charity (Cleveland Magazine)
Bryan and Catherine Williamson are Ready for Their Magnolia Network Close-Up (Columbus Monthly)
Hell is Real, Reclaimed (Cleveland Magazine)
Best of Columbus 2023: Four Pottery Studios to Visit Now (Columbus Monthly)
The Community Couture of Columbus Fashion Council’s Jana Al-Akhras (Columbus Monthly)
Phillip Mealer Loves Old Homes, and So Do His Thousands of Instagram Followers (Columbus Monthly)
Columbus Activist Morgan Harper Enlists Taylor Swift Fans to Take on Ticketmaster (Columbus Monthly)
Go on a Choose-Your-Decade Adventure at Flower Child Vintage (Columbus Monthly)
Sole Classics Offers More Than Just Cool Shoes (Columbus Monthly)
A Perfect Day of Treasure-Hunting in Clintonville (Columbus Monthly)
Koko Makes Sustainability More Accessible (Columbus Monthly)
Two Dollar Radio Creates a Columbus Literary Clubhouse (Columbus Monthly)
Jeannette Burchfield’s Fat Babes of Columbus Celebrates Inclusivity and Fashion for All (Columbus Monthly)
For Joshua Schottenstein, Pottery is a Healing Art (Columbus Monthly)
Meet Connor Dunwoodie, the Columbus Metropolitan Library’s Social Media Wizard (Columbus Monthly)
Ecotourism Program Appalachian Understories Highlights Hidden Gems in Southeast Ohio (Columbus Monthly)
How the Cuyahoga River Got Its Otters Back (Next City)
Land Acknowledgements Seek to Honor Native American Ties to Ohio (Columbus Monthly)
Darci Does It (Kenyon Alumni Magazine)
Galena's Christi Scott Bartman raises awareness of human trafficking in Appalachia (Columbus Monthly)
A Year in the Life of the Kilbourne Project (Columbus Monthly)
Laboring for Change (Kenyon Alumni Magazine)
Roller skating never went away (Columbus Alive)
What it means when police join the protest (Columbus Alive)
Local designers collaborate to ‘Save a Hero’ (Columbus Alive)
Seven Questions with Rep. Joyce Beatty (Columbus Monthly)
Seven Questions with Morgan Harper (Columbus Monthly)
Death Cafe aims to get people comfortable with mortality (Columbus Alive)
YWCA wants to engage younger generation with ‘Activists and Agitators’ (Columbus Alive)

MUSIC

Tips on Setting a Musical Mood for Any Function, from Columbus DJ Lady Sandoval (Columbus Monthly)
Review: The Chicks thrill Columbus audience with catchy classics, new material (Columbus Dispatch)
Snarls makes the best of it (Columbus Alive)
The power of rock 'n’ roll compels Emily Wolfe (Columbus Alive)
Indigo De Souza is just happy to be here (Columbus Alive)
Stef Chura opens herself up to change on ‘Midnight’ (Columbus Alive)
White Reaper just wants to rock (Columbus Alive)
The Menzingers guide to growing up (Columbus Alive)
The Early November are doing just fine (Columbus Alive)
Angela Perley strikes out on her own with new album ‘4:30’ (Columbus Alive)
Off With Their Heads get happy on new album — sort of (Columbus Alive)
Concert Preview: Potty Mouth at Ace of Cups (Columbus Alive)
Resonant Voices Featuring Maggie Arthur & Matt Walsh of OurMusicMyBody (New Noise Magazine)
Irresistible Momentum: Restorations on 'LP5000' (New Noise Magazine)
Resonant Voices Featuring Shawna Potter (New Noise Magazine)
Resonant Voices Featuring Kat Nijmeddin (New Noise Magazine)
Resonant Voices Featuring Poet and Essayist Hanif Abdurraqib (New Noise Magazine)
The Zen of Not Knowing: An Interview with Frank Turner (New Noise Magazine)
Resonant Voices Featuring Jenna Blazevich of Vichcraft (New Noise Magazine)
A Change of Scene: If You Don’t Have A Space For Yourself, You Have To Create It (New Noise Magazine)

PERSONAL ESSAYS

I Learned to Date in the Middle of a Pandemic (ZORA)