Steven Blum is a culture columnist and contributing writer at Los Angeles Magazine. Previously, he was a contributing editor at Broadly, digital director at FourTwoNine Magazine, Seattle City Guide editor at Blackbook Magazine, and a food columnist at The Stranger. His writing has also been featured in GQ, Vice, Slate, Billboard, Mel Magazine, Out, them., and Tablet.
In addition to journalism, Steven has worked as a content strategist for Google, United Way and the European Commission. His work on United Way's "Everyone In" Campaign, which aims to end homelessness in L.A., was a finalist for the Shorty Awards, and he produced campaign commercials and wrote social copy for the Safe Clean Water Act, a rain-capture measure that voters in L.A. County approved in 2018. Last year, he also edited Feminasty by Erin Gibson, one of the top-selling humor books on Amazon in 2018 and a finalist for this year’s Thurber Prize for American Humor.
You can e-mail him here!
In addition to journalism, Steven has worked as a content strategist for Google, United Way and the European Commission. His work on United Way's "Everyone In" Campaign, which aims to end homelessness in L.A., was a finalist for the Shorty Awards, and he produced campaign commercials and wrote social copy for the Safe Clean Water Act, a rain-capture measure that voters in L.A. County approved in 2018. Last year, he also edited Feminasty by Erin Gibson, one of the top-selling humor books on Amazon in 2018 and a finalist for this year’s Thurber Prize for American Humor.
You can e-mail him here!
