Food, beverage, lifestyle, theater, travel, social justice...culture journalist extraordinaire.

The freelance works of Martha Thomas, prolific writer, storyteller, appeared in respected national media platforms to local publications. 

From her features in The Washington Post and Baltimore Magazine to her editorial stints for World Wildlife Fund, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra's Overture, and her pride, Maryland Sip and Savor Magazine, she elevated her subjects and her audience.

Unfortunately, the digital age has not been fully embraced by publishers, leaving an uneven record of the work of many talented freelancer journalists.  We will update this page as we discover more of her contributions.

Here are links to a few for your enjoyment: 

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• As former editor of Maryland Sip and Savor.

• As former editor of Her Mind Magazine

• Early work from Architectural Digest fueling her love for fine cars (and things)

The Washington Post

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• Cindy Wolf is the Susan Lucci of the James Beard award nominees. That's fine by her.

Baltimore Magazine

• Smell of Success  - Mei Xu has the nose for making it big in candles

• A Light King's Lair - There's a certain order to the retro chaos of Rand Dorman's home.

• Rooms with a Few - Todd Marks and Nikki McGowan clear space for their blended family of nine.

• Going for Un-Baroque - Once known for his high-end antiques, Mark Klatsky has transitioned to more streamlined tools.

• Thread - Weaving new relationships by connecting people from different communities

• Q&A wit Erricka Bridgeford - Co-Founder, Baltimore Ceasefire

• Diets of Debris - Thanks to its steady refuse-noshing, Mr. Trash Wheel makes the harbor cleaner.

• Moves That Motivate - With an emphasis on youth, BMore Than Dance keeps the steps alive and kicking.

Baltimore Style/JMore Living

• Flour Power - Two intrepid experimenters, a baker and a farmer, go with the grain to make the best bread possible.

• Restaurant Deconstructed - Midnight Mangia

• The Spice of Life - Chef John Bedingfield finds himself at La Food Marketa after a storied career as drug counselor and later corporate chef.

• Elephant Dreams - Thirty years ago, Steven and Linda Rivelis bought out the Brass Elephant for their wedding.  Now they're buying it for good.

• All of her works for JMore Living  Magazine covering Baltimore food and entertainment

Her Mind Magazine

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• Good Yarn - Don't worry, knit happy. A women's Retreat Offers Camaraderie and Needlework

The Urbanite

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• The Fire Last Time - In 1968, Fred Harris and the Kerner Commission saw this coming.

Please contact us here if you have knowledge of links to works not featured here. Martha wrote under the name Martha Thomas.