Browse the Clippings.me directory of United Kingdom journalists below. We found 365 United Kingdom journalists listed.
Chaotic Creative
Hey! I’m Lauren: sex copywriter, book nerd, and (most importantly) Frank N. Furter apologist. Can’t find the right thing to say? Think of me as the missing piece in your roadmap for being heard. With your input and my way with words, we’ll create content that embodies the best of you and your brand. …aaaand that’s enough bragging. (Wait, did I mention that I co-founded a sex blog for and by Gen-Z, and run a literary blog? NOW that’s enough bragging). Let’s talk about sex writing. You might have heard sex sells, but it doesn't market itself. Trying to show people what you bring to the table can feel like screaming into the void. You have something great, and you want people to see that, but the audience won't come around without a reason to visit. The right words will have them knocking at your door (metaphorically, of course). Who Can Get These Good Words? > SexTech, sexual wellness and alternative lifestyle brands > Sex workers/fetish content creators > (Bonus: writers and sellers of erotic tales or horror stories, I’d LOVE to work with you). What Exactly Is On Offer? Blog posts & articles, email copy, ad copy, and web page copy (including but not limited to product listings, about pages, landing pages). Ready to work together? Email me at LaurenJeanStorey@hotmail.co.uk
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Freelance Writer | Arts, Culture & Social Issues Journalist
I’m a freelance writer based in Bristol, UK. If there's a theme that ties all of my work together, it might be 'alternate worlds' or 'hidden narratives'. I'm fascinated by the different ways we make sense of the world and what stories we tell about it, whether through music, art, culture or politics. Much of my work has been in music and culture journalism - I’m interested in music at the experimental fringes, weird electronic sounds and variants of sound system culture, often viewed through a historical/political lens. I also write on social and political issues. I'm drawn to topics such as migration, diaspora, identity and belonging, mental health, and our relationship with the natural world. I recently started a Substack exploring some of these ideas. You can find the link below. Alongside my journalistic work, I've worked in digital communications roles for clients in the non-profit sector, including trade unions, community organisations and universities. I've done everything from web content and copywriting to video scripting, blog editing and newsletter campaigns.
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Creative Writer and Storyteller
Bunmi (also known as Anjola, she/her) is a UK-based Nigerian storyteller who first identifies as a feminist. Her stories explore the human condition against the backdrop of a society that casually constructs chaos. Her works appear or are forthcoming in Brittle Paper, Kalahari Review, Journal of African Youth Literature (JayLit), Akpata, Sprinng, AfriHill Press and elsewhere. Her short story, A Cadence of Familial Desires, appears in Noisy Streetss' anthology, A Man and A Woman and Other Stories. Her Short Story, The Crowns We Wear was a Top 5 finalist for the PfAL's BHM Literary Competition in 2023, and her story, Say My Name When the Crow Calls, was shortlisted for the 2024 Akpata Editor’s Choice Prize for Fiction. She has an unhealthy caffeine addiction and is an unrepentant bibliophile with an overwhelming stack of cheesy romance novels. She regularly retweets (and sometimes tweets) on X as @theanjolaoluwaa.
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Freelance journalist and writer
Beer Writer of the Year - 2023. Be Inclusive Hospitality's Writer of The Year - 2022. Author of 'Desi Pubs - A Guide to British-Indian Pubs, Food & Culture' published, May 2023. Beer and Pubs Book of the Year, 2023. Best Book about Beer & Pubs, 2023 - British Guild of Beer Writers. Nominated Best Debut Book by Fortnum & Mason. "Deeply researched and beautifully written" - Roger Protz "One of the most exciting books about beer and pubs in recent years" - Boak & Bailey "The most important volume about pubs for half a century" - Phil Mellows, Morning Advertiser Bylines in the Guardian, BBC Culture, Pellicle and Good Beer Hunting. Email: davidjesudasonmag@gmail.com
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Freelance Journalist, Editor, Copywriter
As a freelance journalist, editor and copywriter with 15 years of experience in the media industry, storytelling is my passion. I have worked with individuals and clients across different continents to give them a platform and amplify their voices. Beginning my career a sports journalist for ESPN in London and then Sport360 in Dubai, I now regularly contribute multi-platform features on sport, lifestyle, health, tech and travel to a range of publications across the world. These include: BBC Sport, BBC World, Vogue Arabia, FourFourTwo, The Sunday Mirror, The Telegraph, Esquire, Red Bull Magazine, GQ Middle East, The Big Issue, Arab News, Destinations Of The World News, London Evening Standard, Shortlist, The Independent, South China Morning Post and Japan Times. I have also created substantial pieces of Thought Leadership for major corporate and government clients including Twitter and NEOM, and have worked in recent years in Higher Education, taking up posts as a Senior Lecturer in Journalism and Media for University Academy 92 in Manchester and Lecturer in Journalism and Media at Middlesex University Dubai.
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