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, Slate, The Daily Beast, Out, VICE, Billboard, MEL Magazine, Haaretz 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!
