Virginia Heffernan

Virginia Heffernan is a prominent figure known for her contributions in the field of journalism and literature.

With a Ph.D. in English and American Language and Literature from Harvard University and a BA in English and Philosophy from the University of Virginia, Heffernan possesses a strong academic background that has shaped her career path.

She has held various roles at distinguished organizations, including being a columnist at WIRED, the Los Angeles Times, and Fast Company.

Heffernan has also showcased her expertise as a host of Trumpcast at Slate Magazine and as a TV critic at Slate Magazine.

Additionally, she has worked as a contributing editor at POLITICO, an author at Simon and Schuster, and a speaker at The Lavin Agency, indicating her versatility across different platforms.

Her experience extends to being a former National Correspondent at Yahoo, senior editor at Harper's Magazine, and editorial director at west - SF, showcasing her diverse skill set and adaptability in the media industry.

Heffernan's notable work includes her book 'MAGIC AND LOSS: THE INTERNET AS ART' published by Simon & Schuster, demonstrating her profound understanding of the digital landscape and its intersection with art.

Her contributions as a columnist, author, and speaker highlight her ability to engage audiences on various topics, making her a respected and sought-after voice in the media landscape.