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Kirsten Ott Palladino
Life & Food Editor

Atlanta's rife with great restaurants, talented chefs, stylish boutiques and extremely interesting people. As the Life, & Food Editor, Kirsten keeps SP readers informed with what's new and notable, what's old or not worth the money, what's tasty, who's doing what and anything else worth reading about.

At SP, Kirsten manages a carefully selected bevy of talented freelancers. Every week, she's assigning, producing, writing and editing reviews on restaurants, shops, fitness activities, fashion, travel destinations around the globe, bath and beauty products, spas, hotels and just about anything else that's not music or art (that'd be A&E, folks) or news and politics (check out the News section).

Prior to joining SP, Kirsten freelanced full-time as a writer/editor contributing to national publications, including Art & Antiques magazine, where she served as Associate Editor for several years, and Atlanta Magazine, where she managed special sections and custom publishing. When she's not out covering events and tasting the latest dishes and wines in Atlanta, Kirsten designs and crafts jewelry for her own line, Aquanada Jewelry.

If you're interested in pitching a story idea to Kirsten or just want to say hello, drop her a line. She'd love to hear from you.

Kirsten Ott Palladino tweets! Follow her http://twitter.com/kirs10palladino

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Updated: 11/16/2009 2:57 PM

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