A Guide to Philadelphia Music Venues
This article provides an overview of a few key Philly music venues.
Portfolio
Below is all of my published work. This collection encapsulates all sides of my writing: journalism, essays, fiction, and poetry.
Journalism
I am a member of Drexel's student-run newspaper, The Triangle, where I've written for the Arts and Entertainment, Sports, and News sections.
An Intimate Evening with Wilco
This article reviews and recounts a Wilco concert.
"Marty Supreme" is Supreme
A film review of 2025's Marty Supreme.
The Smashing Machine's Misfired Punches
A film review of The Smashing Machine.
Darren Aronofsky unleashes in Caught Stealing
A film review of Caught Stealing.
Schwarber Shines in First Ever Swing-off
A sports article detailing Kyle Schwarber's performance in 2025's MLB All Star Game.
Eddington and the Year No One Wants to Remember
A film review of Eddington.
Drexel student wins $25k from Philly Pretzel Factory
A news article about a Drexel student who won a scholarship from Philly Pretzel Factory.
Philly’s Legendary Muni Skateboard Hub Tragically Shuts Down
An article about the closing of a popular Philadelphia skateboarding location.
Fiction & Poetry
Since my first year of college, I have been enamored with creative writing, and since then have spent the years honing my craft. Here is the fiction and poetry I've had published.
Cage Match
This poem was published in Moonstone Arts Center's biannual New Voices Anthology, which features poets from the ages of 10-25.
No Small Thing
This is a story that is forthcoming in The Attic, which is a publication run by Trinity College Dublin's Literary Society.
My Glacier
"My Glacier" is the first short story I've ever had published in print, by Oakland Arts Review.
Snow Day
"Snow Day" won the second-place prize in Drexel's Annual Creative Writing contest for the fiction category. This earned the story a place in Drexel's anthology of student and faculty writing, The 33rd.
Talking to my Right Ear on the Way Home
This story, published by world hunger mag was an experiment in trying out a style I've never written in before, focused on momentum and a distinct voice.
“Running for Your Life” by Cameron Kosak | Glass Mountain
"Running for Your Life" was published in University of Houston's online literary magazine, Glass Mountain. This was the first short story I've ever had accepted for publication.
Essays
Over the last few months, I've been involved with a site called The Shed as associate editor. Here are the essays and creative nonfiction pieces I've contributed.
The Death of Skateboarding
An essay about the decline of the skateboarding industry.
Going on a Road Trip Didn't Change My Life
A reflective travel essay about a road trip experience I had.
A Concert I Tried to Enjoy
A comedic essay about a Lumineers concert I attended at CitiField.
Old People
This is the first piece I wrote for The Shed, detailing my experiences with older folks in my life.