United Kingdom Journalists

Hilerie Kwan

Hi! I am Hilerie, a writer interested in exploring culture, media, and gender ideologies. I have recently completed my MPhil at the University of Cambridge and was a regular writer for Varsity (the largest student newspaper in Cambridge) under their Film and TV section. During my undergraduate degree, I published articles in SCMP (the largest English newspaper in Hong Kong), MOViEMOViE magazine, Life is Art, and Anifest brochures. I believe in the power of language to promote diversity and unveil different perspectives. Because of that, I seek to transform my academic knowledge of films and literature into intriguing and accessible pieces for the general public. In particular, I am interested in promoting different cultural heritages and excavating the gender and racial ideologies embedded in everyday media. Feel free to drop me an email at hileriekwan@gmail.com!

Lavaniya Das

Growth Marketing and Content Lead

Marketing Leader with experience in B2B SaaS, Film, B2C and telecommunications. Instituted better workflows, editorial guidelines, and Tone of Voice guidelines to consolidate brand narrative. Has a good understanding of the marketing ecosystem and uses content and marketing automation to improve demand generation and user retention.

Max Watt

Content Writer

Skilled writer with numerous years of professional experience in content writing, journalism, copywriting, editing, and creative writing. Highly enthusiastic and motivated. Master's Graduate of York St John University. Sharp eye for branding, streamlined sales funnels, and business development.

Kate Harrison

Senior Science Writer, Technology Networks

Kate has a BSc in Microbiology from the University of Manchester and a PhD in virology from the University of Edinburgh. Following this, she completed a post-doc at the Jenner Institute, University of Oxford, developing vaccines for neglected tropical diseases. She later moved to a lectureship position at the University of Chester, teaching immunology as well as initiating a research project examining the immunology of pregnancy and breast milk. Realising that her passion lay in science communication and public engagement rather than in the lab, Kate made the leap into science writing in 2022. She now works at Technology Networks as a science writer, where she is responsible for the creation of custom written content.

David Trigg

Art Writer, Critic & Art Historian

David Trigg is a writer, critic and art historian based in Bristol, UK. He is a regular contributor to books on art and has contributed articles, reviews and interviews to publications including Studio International, Art Quarterly, The Art Newspaper, Art Monthly, ArtReview, ArtUK, Frieze, The Burlington Magazine, Art Papers and MAP. He is the author of Reading Art (Phaidon Press, 2018), which explores the relationship between art and literature, creatively tracing the history of how artists have depicted books as symbols, subjects and objects. It was featured on BBC Radio 4’s Open Book and selected by The Times as an art book of the year. His book, Spring (Tate Publishing, 2020), explores the season of spring through 50 artworks from the Tate collection. His latest book, Money In Art: From Coinage to Crypto (HENI Publishing, 2024) features a curated selection of over 80 artworks from Pop Art to now surveying how artists have placed money centre stage in their work –– from early works of Pop art, which conveyed the seductive power of money and exposed art as a commodity, to contemporary artworks that use currency as a lens to examine pressing social, economic, and political concerns. David's writing on art appears in numerous other books, including Great Women Sculptors (Phaidon, 2024), Latin American Artists (Phaidon, 2023), Great Women Painters (Phaidon, 2022), African Artists (Phaidon, 2021), Vitamin D3 (Phaidon 2021), Great Women Artists (Phaidon, 2019), and Vitamin T (Phaidon, 2019). A selection of his interviews with artists are included in Talking Art 2 (Ridinghouse, 2018). David holds a PhD in Art History from the University of Bristol and in 2018 was awarded a Postdoctoral Fellowship by the Paul Mellon Centre for British Art. He has a Master’s degree in History of Art and a first-class Bachelor’s degree in Fine Art. He is a member of the International Association of Art Critics.

Laura Vismara

HealthTech | MedTech | Digital Health & Wellness

SEO-Powered Content & Copy | B2B | B2C The content you need, without the headaches 😇 Long and Short Form Articles Blog Posts Web Copy E-Newsletters E-Books Lead Magnets ...and more For the big company, the seasoned entrepreneur and the busy start-up. 📨 Drop me a line at laura@lauravismara.com for freelance enquiries or samples from my work as a ghostwriter that aren't available on my portfolio. If you don't hear back from me on the same day it may be 'cause you are on the other side of the world or I am at my desk..writing 😉

Veronique Mistiaen

Award-winning journalist

I write about human rights, social and humanitarian issues, global development and the environment. Reporting from across the developing world, as well as Europe, I tell stories of survival, resistance, environmental activism and economic empowerment. I like to explore solutions rather than merely exposing problems. I am bilingual English/French. My work has been published in The Guardian, Economist, Newsweek, Al Jazeera, Times, Telegraph, BBC News, National Geographic, NPR, Financial Times’ This is Africa, Thomson Reuters Foundation, New Internationalist, Positive News, Le Monde, Chicago Tribune, San Francisco Chronicle and many other media. Need a freelance? Contact me at veronique.mistiaen@gmail.com