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Journalists Who Cover Jane Austen
Bianca Barratt
A remote - working journalist, copywriter and editor with the dry wit of a Londoner and the keen grammatical eye of a former teacher. Proficient in digital and print media, I also build content strategies and create B2B and B2C content. Writing about travel, luxury products, popular culture, ...
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Jobs Completed 50
Job Success Rate 98%
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Soma Basu
Ms Soma Basu is a senior journalist based out of New Delhi, India. She is an investigative reporter and specializes in development stories. In 2011, she won the Young Environment Journalist Award instituted by Centre for Media Studies and Panos South Asia for her stories on effect of climate change ...
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All the world needs now is love
The article emphasizes the enduring and universal appeal of love, especially in literature. It highlights various literary works that explore different facets of love, from Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet' to John Green's 'The Fault In Our Stars'. The narrative underscores how love, in its many forms, remains a powerful and relatable theme, offering solace and understanding in troubled times.
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Catherine Bennett
Catherine Bennett is a freelance journalist currently based in Paris, France. Available for live coverage and reporting from France. Experience in stand up, translation, live interpretation, pieces to camera, phoners, liveblogging breaking news and in-depth feature reporting.
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Spoilers – but does it matter? Now Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey is identified by a British university as a vehicle for potentially disturbing “gender stereotypes” and “toxic relationships and friendships”
The University of Greenwich has issued a trigger warning for Jane Austen's 'Northanger Abbey', citing 'gender stereotypes' and 'toxic relationships and friendships' as potential issues for readers. This move has sparked a debate about the necessity and effectiveness of trigger warnings in literature. Critics argue that such warnings may not be beneficial and could potentially cause emotional harm, while proponents believe they protect students from traumatic content. The article discusses the broader implications of trigger warnings in academia and questions whether they are infantilizing students or genuinely aiding in their mental well-being. It also touches on the historical context of 'Northanger Abbey' and the satirical nature of the content that is now being flagged.
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Hope Brotherton
A determined, passionate and hard- working journalist. I enjoy running, hiking and exercising and often take on challenges to raise money for charity. I’m an avid traveller, home cook and bookworm. PPA Accredited Journalist – Shorthand 100 WPM – Media Law – Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, ...
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Ancient English city with free walking tours, fancy dress attractions and very famous ex-resident
The article is a travel piece about the author's visit to Bath, focusing on the historical and literary significance of the city, particularly its connection to the famous author Jane Austen. The author recounts the experience at the Jane Austen Centre, where they engaged in activities such as writing with quill feathers and dressing up in Regency-style clothing. They also visited the Regency Tea Room for afternoon tea. The article highlights the accommodation at The Queensberry Hotel, noting its Regency splendor and modern amenities. The Olive Tree Restaurant, Bath's only Michelin-starred restaurant, is mentioned for its nine-course tasting menu. The author also discusses a free audio walking tour of Bath provided by Visit Bath, which includes significant sites related to Jane Austen and the city's Georgian history. The visit concludes with a trip to the Roman Baths, a popular tourist attraction since Regency times.
Richard Collett
Richard Collett is a freelance journalist based in Exeter, United Kingdom.
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Bath, UK, offers a rich blend of historical and cultural attractions, from the ancient Roman Baths and medieval Bath Abbey to the modern Thermae Bath Spa. Visitors can explore literary landmarks like the Jane Austen Centre and Mary Shelley’s House of Frankenstein, enjoy local delicacies at Sally Lunn’s Historic Eating House, and take scenic boat tours along the Avon River. The city's Georgian architecture and vibrant markets provide a picturesque backdrop for a variety of activities, making it a must-visit destination.
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Tony Dunnell
Tony Dunnell is a freelance writer based in Tarapoto, Peru. He has traveled extensively throughout Peru, writing about every aspect of the country, including tourist attractions, food and drink, Peruvian culture and the history of Peru.
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Ellie Green
Ellie Green is a foreign afffairs commentator based in London, United Kingdom.
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Gabriela Gutiérrez
Gabriela Gutiérrez is a journalist based in México, D.F. I've covered human interest, security, narco and business stories since 2003 in some of the most influential magazines and newspapers of Mexico, such as El Universal, Proceso, Expansion, Newsweek and ****, among many others. My editors ...
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Gabriela M Gutiérrez reflects on her time spent at the Morrab Library in Cornwall, describing it as a sanctuary that has provided solace and inspiration during challenging times. She discusses the transformative power of creativity, the role of doubt in personal growth, and the importance of embracing uncertainty. The piece is interwoven with literary references and personal anecdotes, emphasizing the significance of libraries as spaces for contemplation and imagination. Upcoming events and courses are also announced, including the Bee Women Program and seasonal ceremonies.
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Lily Lindon
Lily Lindon is a book editor, author, and writer based in London, United Kingdom. Her first novel, Double Booked, is publishing from Bloomsbury in June 2022.
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Exploring Romance Tropes: Fall in Love with these Friends to Lovers Romances
The article presents a collection of book recommendations that explore the 'friends-to-lovers' romance trope. It contrasts this trope with the 'enemies-to-lovers' trope and provides examples of books that embody the theme, including Jane Austen's 'Emma', Madeline Miller's 'Song of Achilles', Laura Kay's 'Wild Things', Emily Henry's 'You and Me on Vacation', and Rachel Runya Katz's 'Thank You For Sharing'. The text invites readers to explore the collection and share their own recommendations.
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Fred Lopes
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Amazon's Mega Offer event features up to 60% off on books, with comics being the main highlight. Classics like Frank Miller's 'Sin City' and '300', both adapted into films, are among the discounted items. The promotion runs between Tuesday and Wednesday, with Estadão Recomenda covering the best deals live. The content is not sponsored, and the Estadão team selects products impartially, potentially earning a commission from sales through provided links.
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Tim Macfarlan
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Liam Miller
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Hai Di Nguyen
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Kamran Siddiqui
Kamran Siddiqui is a journalist based in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Currently, I am working for The Business Standard, a leading English daily newspaper in Bangladesh. Earlier, I worked for The Daily Samakal, Daily Jaijaidin and some other news media bases in the country.
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The article discusses the importance of solitude in enhancing productivity and creativity, which are vital skills in the 21st-century job market. It differentiates solitude from loneliness, emphasizing that solitude is a positive, often chosen state that can lead to significant personal and professional achievements. The article cites examples of historical figures like Jane Austen and Carl Jung, who produced their best work in solitude, and references studies and literature, including Cal Newport's 'Deep Work' and an article by Hara Estroff Marano, to support the argument that solitude can be beneficial for creativity and productivity.
Nicole Trilivas
Nicole Trilivas is a journalist based in London, United Kingdom.
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Henry’s Townhouse in Marylebone, London, is a boutique hotel with a rich historical connection to Jane Austen and her family. The property, once home to Austen's brother Henry, features Regency-era decor and offers individually bookable rooms. The hotel includes communal spaces with first-edition Austen books and a well-stocked bar. Each room continues the Austen family theme, with the Eliza suite being a highlight. The hotel also features a Georgian-style kitchen and recommends local dining options.
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