Her first book, I Don't Care About Your Band, is scheduled for release on January 20, 2009 by Gotham Books (Penguin USA). Julie's other writing credits include staff writing on the television shows Best Week Ever with Paul F. Tompkins and The Big Gay Sketch Show on LOGO, as well as various charticles and wrap-ups for NYMag.com, a piece for Modern Love in the New York Times, and an article about the diet book Skinny Bitch for Salon.com. Other TV writing credits include Robert Smigel's TV Funhouse on SNL, and various freelancery for the Fuse Network and Nick at Nite.

Julie is also the editor of That's Important, a pop culture blog, and the creator of several viral internet shorts including Welcome To Our House, Mommy Time, Cat News , which was featured in Entertainment Weekly, and What 's What, a webseries she co-wrote with cartoonist Michael Kupperman for Superdeluxe.com.

Julie's writing has also appeared in Time Out New York, Heeb, and on her blog, All That Klausner, and her comics and illustrations have appeared in McSweeney's Future Dictionary of America, The Stranger, Heeb and The New York Dog Magazine . She's also the creator of the comic book, Animal Party, and the chapbook Leading Ladies of Broadway on Fire

As a performer, Julie's on-air TV credits include bits and panelist segments on Best Week Ever with Paul F. Tompkins in addition to other various VH1 clip shows like All Access and A2Z. She also appeared in the pilot episode of Jon Glaser's Delocated, and on E!'s Starveillance, Cartoon Network's Fat Guy Stuck In the Internet, and in bit parts on SNL, Late Night with Conan O'Brien, and Strangers With Candy.

Julie has written and appeared in many shows at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater, including her 1970s Lesbian Children's Show Spectacular, 'Free To Be Friends', which went on to become an official selection of the 2006 NY International Fringe Festival. Other theater credits include Julie's turn as her own Streisand-belting unborn child in The Chipperton Family Vocal-tainers' Shooby-Dooby-Dooby Hour, which was an official selection of the 2005 HBO US Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen, CO, and as "Abortion Girl" in Les Freres Corbusier's Drama Desk Award-nominated production of Hell House.
With Jackie Clarke, Julie co-hosted the monthly live show OBSESSED with Julie and Jackie, and starred alongside co-creator Rachel Shukert in Wasp Cove, a live episodic soap opera also starring David Rakoff and Jodi Lennon. She's also sung with Losers Lounge, NYC's venerable tribute concert series, and her voice can be heard in appearances on The Best Show on WFMU with Tom Scharpling, on David Cross' and Jon Benjamin's defunct Comedy Central cartoon series, Freak Show, and on various radio commercials in heavy rotation on 1010 WINS.

Julie holds an MFA in Illustration from the School of Visual Arts and a BA from NYU. Her first job out of college was at the Museum of Television and Radio as a curatorial assistant, and her gayest job ever was co-hosting the HX awards in 2007. She teaches sketch and humor essay writing at the UCB Theater, and, after two glasses of white wine, she is a veritable demon on the dance floor.