Erica Manfred is a prolific freelance writer who specializes in health, aging, popular culture, and consumer technology. She has written personal essays and articles that have appeared in prestigious publications like The New York Times, Cosmopolitan, Salon.com, and Village Voice, among others. Erica has also authored a self-help book titled "He's History, You're Not," which provides practical advice on how to navigate through a mid-life divorce.

Erica has a talent for turning technical material into easy-to-read prose and has created targeted content for magazines, websites, and newsletters. Being a self-publishing expert, she has also turned her own self-published consumer medical book, "The Doctor's Guide to Weight Loss Surgery," into a success through her PR efforts. Her latest collaboration is with author Bob Cranmer, where she helped him write a memoir about a demonic haunting, titled "The Demon of Brownsville Road," which has been optioned by Fox for a TV series.

Erica's excellent writing skills and ability to learn new knowledge areas quickly make her an asset for any creative project, big or small. As a contributing writer at Seniorplanet.org, she writes a column called "Aging with Humor" that assists seniors in conquering technophobia by making technology more accessible and fun.