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Born in the shade of the Hollywood sign, Alex Asher Sears was raised within a family of artists and filmmakers.

She has written online and in print about film, family, fashion, Frenchies, fotos, food allergies - and those are just the f-words. 

Her first writing job began via dial-up in 1999, creating content for AOL Time Warner's Digital City. A decade later, she was Managing Editor of CinemaEditor magazine, where she’d been a writer since 2005.

Leaving the magazine to pursue new writing opportunities, both online and off, she began blogging at Alexandra Wrote, home of If Emily Posted, a style guide for social media netiquette and blog ethics. She is also part of LINKwithlove, working to create a better understanding of copyright, intellectual property, and respect for creative content online.

She was a regular contributor at such sites as BlogHer and Beauty Banter and featured in the 2012 anthology, BlogHer Voices of the Year, highlighting "the very best work from across the blogosphere."

As an editor, her work includes copy editing, developmental editing, and ghostwriting for print and online publications. Alex has edited memoirs, biographies, health and wellness titles, film history, and books for children. She also consults with private clients to help strengthen their voices online, onstage, and in print.

She believes you can find inspiration anywhere, but thinks Slim Aarons, Noël Coward & Diana Vreeland are great places to start.  

For inquiries about Alex’s services as a writer or editor, she can be contacted at AlexandraWrote @ me. com.

While you can find her on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, she still prefers the telephone.