United Kingdom
Journalist with experience writing for digital and print publications.
I enjoy writing for various audiences and have a strong interest in digital and alternative media.
I have undertaken research projects in audience engagement & digital media, as well as in literary journalism.
It's time to get biological, astrological and philosophical. Hepatic Portal, the work of Emix Regulus, is as beautiful as it is intriguing. From the very start, the exquisite pointillism and colour palette on the cover prompts oneself to break off from the surroundings; serving as a true portal to the seven short comics that make...
Vincent by Barbara Stok is the second instalment of artists' graphic biographies published by SelfMadeHero. The novel focuses on Van Gogh's time at Arles, following up close his dreams of setting up an artists' house for painters to thrive in a collaborative community. We first meet Vincent as he says goodbye to his brother Theo...
They say humans change completely every seven years, but when it comes to musicians it is almost impossible to set a standard rule. Some change from album to album, some never change, and some go through a series of hits and misses until they find a new sound.
It's time to say goodbye to one of the most interesting projects in graphic journalism and media. Symbolia has released its final issue, funnily enough, called The Future. Editors Erin Polgreen and Joyce Rice broke the news this month with a statement in the magazine's blog.
When the revelation came that YouTube star Zoella had hired a ghostwriter to publish her bestseller Girl Online, the internet went berserk. People started wondering who these ghostwriters were, and was the ghostwriter-author relationship ethical. Ghostwriters have their words everywhere: bestseller autobiographies, first person newspapers and magazine articles, business newsletters, online articles, you name it....
A new report by an economic think tank proposes a free-market "graduate tax" to fund higher education in England.
Kingston alum Sumia Sukkar's debut novel, The Boy From Aleppo Who Painted the War, has been adapted to a BBC Radio 4 drama.
Layout and editorial
Comment editor and editorial "The River Says": Sofia Delgado Layout: Sofia Delgado
Second year: Magazine
A mock magazine for house sharers in London. Created by second year journalism students.
A mock magazine for house sharers in London. Created by second year journalism students.
A mock magazine for house sharers in London. Created by second year journalism students.