‘Homme’ is Where the Heart Is

Alumni

By | Anne Machalinski , Cornell Alumni Magazine

Arts & Sciences alum Orlando Soria ’04, who made a name for himself as the wacky assistant on an HGTV show, is featured in this Cornell Alumni Magazine story about his new book and popular blog, and the ways he's used writing to recover from the painful end of a relatonship and losing a job.

 “Last year was a mess,” Soris says in the story. “But my loss is kind of the reader’s gain, because what I was going through made the book so much more real and funny and self-deprecating.”

Read the entire Cornell Alumni Magazine interview.

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