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Alison Berkley Margo is a freelance journalist, editor, and newspaper columnist with over 15 years experience writing about just about anything and everything that life has brought her way.
After earning a degree in journalism from the University of Colorado at Boulder, Ali embarked on an exciting career as an editor for Transworld Snowboarding magazine, traveling the globe to write about her favorite sport. After five years, she struck out on her own as a freelance writer and covered women’s surfing as a Contributing Editor to Surfer magazine and wrote for a wide variety of magazines, including Outside, Sports Illustrated, Powder, SKI, and many others.
This photo, taken by New York Times photographer Daniel Bayer, seems to say it all about living in Aspen.
In 2002, she found her home in Aspen, Colorado, where her award-winning column, “The Princess’s Palate,” has been stunning readers with its no-holds-barred honesty about life and love every Thursday in The Aspen Times since June 2002. Through her sometimes all-too-brave and brash take, she’s earned national media attention, leading to opportunities like writing travel stories for The New York Times and pursuing her lifelong dream of completing her first novel. She’s also a regular contributor to Aspen Peak magazine and Aspen Sojourner and writes about everything Aspen has to offer, from architecture and design to food and culture.
*In case you were wondering, Seven Castles are the name of the series of huge red rock spires above my house.
