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“Infamously controversial and disturbingly sexy blogger.”
- Mike Prasad, co-founder of GirlGamer

“Your blog is lovely. Elegant and funny. It’s a difficult mix.”
- TheBloggess, kawasakied blogger, Houston Chronicle columnist and member of the Twitterati

“What made me stay, and kept me coming back, is that you are a damned fine writer.”
- Adele McAlear, marketing marvel at McAlear Marketing and co-founder of DigitalEve

“You are brilliant. You know that, right?”
- Tim Siedell, co-founder of Fusebox, a brand communications studio

“Teach me to write… please.”
- Amanda Chapel, sex-sells PR genius and brains behind Strumpette, the naked journal of PR

“When asked for ideas for improvement, I could never offer her more than minor constructive comments because she what she wrote is digital poetry… This girl, is going to be a force to be reckoned with when it come to the digital world and web 2.0.”
- Macala Wright, interactive marketing director at 1928 Jewelry

“Behind that sultry exterior (and posterior) AV possesses an amazing charm and intellect.”
- Paige Craig, vice president of The Lincoln Group

“You are very fabulous, I can tell that’s your brand.”
- Laura Fitton, the genius behind Pistachio Consulting

“What you are challenged to do is to write an essay and a story in one genre. I think yours are edgy, worth-while experiments in prose. The danger is that the essay is necessarily abstract and the story necessarily concrete, but you, with admirable perversity, have managed to combine them.”
Howling Wolf, author of Art & Silence and Religion in the Making

“The lifesaver, amanuensis–and more!”
John Bowe, journalist, author of Gig and the critically acclaimed Nobodies: Modern American Slave Labor and the Dark Side of the New Global Economy

“i dunno how hi ur IQ is but i know ur talents r wasted on mere mortals.”
- Greg Oguss, a film, TV, and media critic

“I enjoy these dispatches. Very interesting.”
- Lord Breaulove Swells Whimsy, author of the fabulous, The Affected Provincial’s Companion, Vol. I

“You’re a ROCK STAR!!!”
- Jim Long, cameraman for NBC

“You can sprawl out on the floor and still look like you’re posing.”
- Brian Solis, principal of FutureWorks, the award-winning PR and New Media agency in Silicon Valley.

  • AV Flox writes about web culture; new media’s gradual overthrow of old media; trends in social media; and the complicated entanglements people get themselves into as we venture forth into this new world where, more and more, the analog is colliding with the digital.

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