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Christina X. Wood

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New York, North Carolina, United States
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Covers:  Technology, work from home, shopping.
Doesn't Cover: Food, travel.
Working writer. Published in many national publications. Novelist. Author of Vice Report (available on Amazon.)

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I'm a working writer and novelist.
I worked at PC World in the 90s, covering everything from scams to new technologies during the first bubble.
I wrote for many large national print magazines -- I wrote a tech column on Family Circle -- in the 2000s.
I write content, feature stories, blog posts for clients, commerce stories, long-form fiction, ghostwrite for people who need that sort of thing, and run a few blogs now.
I was Christina Tynan-Wood. I divorced Tynan. Now I'm Christina X. Wood.
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65 Bougie Things Under $20 That Are So Cool

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By Christina X. Wood Verified, Christina Wood
| Elite Daily Verified
You might assume that if it’s fancy, you can’t afford it. But that’s not true. No one has to know that the adorable bling adorning your home and car was so affordable a teenager could own it — unless you tell them. You can fill your home with stunning art pieces, subtle hits of color, and details that will wow your friends without dropping much money at all. It’s all about being in the know. Here are all the bougie things under $20 that are so cool.
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65 Weird, New Things Selling Out On Amazon Because They're Pure Genius

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By Christina X. Wood Verified
| Inkl
Amazon - STEM Flying Insect Trap When fruit flies — or gnats, flies, or mosquitoes — take over the kitchen, it can feel impossible to reclaim your space from the invasion. This flying insect trap makes it easy and requires no hazardous chemicals. Plug it in near the fruit bowl, and a soft light attracts the bugs. When they fly near, they stick to the replaceable cartridge.
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65 Weird, New Things Selling Out On Amazon Because They're Pure Genius

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By Christina X. Wood Verified
| Inverse Verified
When it comes to inventions on Amazon, new ones drop every single day. To stay on top of the innovation would require hours of scrolling. But I’ve got you covered. Whether you’re in the market for a unique lamp you’ve never seen anywhere else, an animal-shaped towel to replace your bathroom linens, or a hack for remembering your keyboard shortcuts, these weird, new things are selling fast — because they’re that genius.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I worked part-time at the San Francisco Bay Guardian before I got a real job at PC World in San Francisco.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

I wrote my first novel on an Olivetti Lettera.

How is social media changing news?

How many characters do I get? I've written thousands of words on this topic. In every way.
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