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One of the UK's most successful and longest-serving journalists shares some of her formative experiences as a young writer
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In this new series for Pass The Aux, I chat to successful journalists about their highs and lows – from the piece that got them a pay rise to the one t…
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I round up a few stand-out pitches I recently commissioned at the Telegraph across music, film, books, TV and popular culture, as well as my top pitchi…
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First-person writing is too often dismissed as a female genre based on overshare. It's time it got more credit
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I chat to Emma about why St. Vincent tried to kill their (now viral) interview, why they deleted their blog post, and what this all means for celebrity…
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It's funny how much more successful you become once you stop feeling bitter
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This week I pass the aux to Meehika Barua, who only began her freelance career last year and is already writing for Vogue, Elle and The Guardian. She s…
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Leda Reynolds reveals some of the terrifying abuse she's experienced on the job, and raises crucial questions around safeguarding women
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There's something surreal and wonderful about opening up to somebody you've never met
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This week I #PassTheAux to Imogen Gordon Clark, an Editor at music-specialist publisher Omnibus Press, who shares all her tips for a successful book pr…
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The changing face of celebrity and the rise of cancel culture is intimidating journalists into uniformity
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Thankfully, journalism has come a long way from The Devil Wears Prada. But there are some lessons from the era that are still relevant today
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