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Co-Founder – Magnificent Me and Co-Author of ‘From Slavery to Suffragism’
I’ve been a journalist for over 20 years now, during which I’ve written about jazz, the media, health, shopping and interior design. These days I write about design, while running around after two small and wonderful children. For kicks, I get to sing earth-shatteringly weird and wonderful harmonies with the London Bulgarian Choir. |
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Co-founder – Magnificent Me
Runs PR consultancy for creative industries. Yorkshire lass. Ex-punk. Former children’s TV presenter. Weekend jewellery-maker and part-time photographer. Lives in familial bliss by the sea in Lyme Regis with husband, two sons, two cats and a goldfish.
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Co-Author of From Slavery to Suffragism
íAnna Farthing is a director, writer and producer of drama and founder of Harvest Heritage, Arts and Media. Since 2004 she has been researching, writing and producing projects on the history of slavery and abolition for numerous national museums and heritage organisations.
Anna lives in Bristol.
www.annafarthing.co.uk
anna@harvestfilms.co.uk |
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Author of ‘Knickers on the Roman Road’
I was born in Germany in 1969, trained as an interior designer, moved to east London 10 years ago where I now live together with my partner and our two children aged 2 and 4. I enjoy working part time in the field of exterior lighting, architecture and interior design. |
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Photographer – ‘Chap Schtick’
Francesca’s eye for detail was honed not only at St Martin’s School of Art and the London College of Printing, but also through working as an Art Editor for Pictor International and as a Picture Editor for The Telegraph Colour Library. When asked for to describe her photographic style, she says: ‘it is best described as reportage with a strong emphasis on detail.’ Francesca’s work is a combination of editorial (featuring regularly in the UK in the Guardian and Gardens Illustrated), publishing (including many book credits such as Nigella Lawson’s ‘Nigella Bites’, the award-winning ‘Green & Blacks Cookbook’, Italian cookery tome ‘Trattoria’ and the William Sonoma cookbook ‘New Orleans Cookery’) and portrait and interiors work for leading architectural and design agencies. |
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Author of ‘Daisy Chain’ – First Person
51 years old, married, no children, one dog, retired from reality living in S. W. France.I garden, cook and daydream. I read and write, but my adding up isn’t too good. |
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Jeweller – Interviewee for ‘Creative Spotlight’
I am 23 years old and, having recently graduated from the Glasgow School of Art, I am now studying for a Masters in Goldsmithing, Silversmithing, Metalwork and Jewellery at the Royal College of Art in my home city, London. |  |
Author of ‘Under the Table’
Sarah Sherwood is a 43 year-old New Yorker, a mother of five and a life coach. A writer & an artist, Sarah currently divides her time between NYC & Shelter Island. |
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Author of ‘Letter from…
’Arabella’s first two novels, ‘The Company’ and ‘The Raft’ (called ‘The God of Spring’ in UK edition), are out in paperback, published by Picador. |
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Author of ’Exegesis’ – Poet’s Corner
Sarah Simpson-Enock is a wife, mother, writer and media analyst living in London. Born in Mississippi, her heroes are Hunter S. Thompson, F.Scott Fitzgerald and Hank Williams Junior.
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