As a woman I’m constantly at war with my own fringe, take far too many photos of my cat, and consider meal planning a top tier hobby.
However, as a copywriter, I can usually be found in front of my laptop with a continuous supply of tea; only Yorkshire though if you’re offering, I’m not a maniac.
Over the years I’ve written some pretty normal stuff (health and beauty blogs, articles on social media trends, film and TV reviews ), some niche stuff ( listicles on the UK’s most ornate antique coving, and the best cameras for wedding photographers) and well, some unexpected stuff too (weekly blogs for an escort agency – who knew they had such an active readership?)
Because of this, I’m often led to some odd corners of the internet. Usually in the wee hours of the morning, and almost always on a subject that’s tricky to crowbar into daily conversation. You’d think this would give me god like powers in pub quizzes, but so far, I’ve had no such luck – however just you wait, as soon as a question comes up on the Great Emu War or spontaneous human combustion, it will be my time to shine.