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Writer & Editor
Qualified journalist and professional writer with experience producing content for both print and digital publications in Australia.
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Copywriter | Virtual Assistant | Events Manager
Fred is a man of many hats. For over ten years, he has worked as a copywriter, proofreader, transcriptionist, researcher, social media manager, events organizer, sales associate, and virtual assistant. His experience working at several multinational media and high-end luxury companies helped him develop a keen eye for details and a compelling voice that speaks directly to a targeted audience. He has also worked closely with clients from North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and Australia in the fields of events, health and wellness, retail, business, real estate, technology, and executive coaching. His background in sales and customer service has instilled in him customer-centric and results-driven values, which is evident in the way he structures his work.
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A Writer, Editor and Musician based in London
A features writer with experience in arts magazine publishing, I have contributed to titles including The American Record Guide, Classical Music, The Diapason, Gramophone, International Piano, Muso, Pianist and The Strad. Programme note credits include Masaaki Suzuki at the Aldeburgh Festival. I worked in an editorial capacity for St Mary-le-Bow Church, London and St George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle. A contributing editor at Choir & Organ magazine, I am also a composer and perform frequently in London as a choral director, organist and piano accompanist.
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Reporter, The Shetland Times
Daniel Shailer is a reporter for the Shetland Times. Previously he's worked as a correspondent with the Associated Press' Central and South America bureau in Mexico City, and with the Tucson Sentinel in southern Arizona, where he covered everything from mining and waste to local politics and conservation. As a freelance reporter Daniel was a regular contributor to the Guardian, Pulitzer-winning Inside Climate News and Mongabay. His reporting has also appeared in the New Yorker, Scientific American, Hakai Magazine, New Lines, Atlas Obscura, Gothamist and Business Insider. He has written essays for the LA Review of Books and Literary Hub, and contributed regularly to UK-based Outdoor Swimmer Magazine. Daniel has written narrative features, investigations and news articles with photo, audio and data. Daniel's stories on water pollution in New York City won awards from the Overseas Press Club and Columbia's Graduate School of Journalism. He didn't win a national award from the Association of Alternative Newsmedia in 2024 for his reporting on mining in Southern Arizona, but he did come third. He was also not Covering Climate Now's 2023 student journalist of the year, but at least he was shortlisted. d.shailer@shetlandtimes.co.uk UK & WhatsApp: +44 7585 553427
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Writer- Poet - Editor
A Melbourne-based freelance editor, published writer & spoken word performer, I hold a BA (Hons) in Theatre Studies, minoring in Media Studies. I believe as writers we're always an apprentice to our craft - I seek to continuously develop my work through further learning. My short stories, poetry & creative non-fiction are published in numerous international & Australian anthologies (The Memory Palace, Heroine's Anthology Vol. 5, Anna Karenina Isn't Dead), literary journals ( Nonbinary Review, Crow & Cross Keys, Cold Signal, The Last Girls Club, The Aurora Journal, The Ekphrastic Review, Writing in a Woman's Voice, Not Very Quiet, Illura Press) and online. As a developmental editor and former theatre director, I enjoy writing about creativity and writing craft. My fiction and poetry often explore themes of desire, power, transformation & sexuality, sometimes via a feminist lens. Passionate about the power of spoken word, I've performed at theatre and spoken word events, exhibitions and festivals over the last two decades. My poems have travelled the world, appearing in art exhibitions from Shiraz, Iran to London and Argentina. A return Feature performer at Melbourne’s "Mother Tongue: Women Speak", I've also been a guest performer at One Billion Rising fundraiser (2014), speaking out against sexual violence towards women. Current projects include working on my first poetry collection & planning a series of local poetry workshops. For inquiries about projects, collaborations or editing services, please message me via Twitter.
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Writer | Content Producer
Welcome! I'm a twenty six year old South African writer and content producer. I'm passionate about reading, mental health, and inclusiveness. I currently work for the media company SEEN (formerly Hashtag Our Stories).
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Periodista / Journalist
Soy periodista especializada en artes. Editora de Espectáculos en diario La Nación. Buenos Aires, Argentina.-
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Writer, Editor and Theatre Critic
Makayla is the assistant editor for the San Diego Jewish Journal. She earned a bachelor of arts in journalism with a minor in theatre arts from San Diego State University. She serves as an active member of the San Diego Theatre Critics Circle, a nonprofit group of reviewers who celebrate achievements in live theatre.
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