I’m a British freelance writer based in Brooklyn, New York. In the past five years of living in America, I’ve covered politics, business, media, culture, technology, religion, science, television, art, and film. But most of all I love to write about people.
I am the contributing editor of five books, including All The Money in the World: How The Forbes 400 Make—and Spend—Their Fortunes and the New York Times bestseller Secrets of the Code.
My articles have appeared in a range of newspapers and magazines, including the New York Times, the Washington Post, Forbes, Movie Maker, and Online Journalism Review. Before I arrived in New York, I was a daily news reporter for the Western Morning News, in Cornwall, England, where I won the Society of Editors’ Award in 2002.
For examples of my work see here, if you would like to contact me see here, otherwise enjoy the blog…
Credits:
This blog would not have been possible without the following. I heartily recommend them all:
WordPress—I would recommend this platform to anyone who has the time or the inclination to constantly tinker with their blog. Thanks to all the people at WordPress for the time and diligence they put into this platform and to all the geeks writing those fantastic plug-ins.
Macboy Inc—is always on hand with first class support.
Xionnet—offers top notch hosting. If you want to get in touch with Chris at Xionnet.net pop me an email and I will send you his address.
WP Themes.info—for an excellent theme.
And Simon’s Brain for the header image.
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