
My first issue of Sidetracked magazine as editor: a learning curve, ice bears, and that Gucci cover
Our best issue yet, and my first at the helm, but one not without controversy.
Our best issue yet, and my first at the helm, but one not without controversy.
On 5 September 2019, I spoke at the launch of Sky Dance by Pinnacle Editorial client John D. Burns. Here’s why this author’s work means so much to…
There’s often a critical difference between knowing what you want to communicate and actually communicating it effectively The work of an editor can sometimes be opaque. Writers send…
Just because everyone’s on there doesn’t mean your business needs to be too Maybe it’ll come as no surprise, if you’ve been paying attention, that I don’t much…
After a quieter month, things are moving into high gear at Pinnacle Editorial HQ, and my time is now fully accounted for until the end of February 2018.…
It’s my pleasure to announce that I’m taking on a new freelance role at TGO Magazine, the UK’s leading authority on backpacking and hillwalking since 1978. Will Renwick…
In early May, I took a call from Emily Rodway, the editor of TGO Magazine. She had a simple request: for me to help get the June 2017…
They say freelancing is a feast or famine business. Over the last ten weeks or so I’ve really learned what that actually means.
I haven’t had much time for writing on here this month – work seems to have been relentless – but there are some notable updates I’m excited to…
I still have time to take on one or two projects over the summer, but slots are filling up fast and I am now fully booked for freelance editorial work…
A few months ago, an exciting opportunity arose. I was invited to do a little freelance editorial work for Sidetracked – an adventure travel magazine with a…
I have been asked this a few times over the last month, so I thought it was time for an official update on my progress. In early July…