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Journalist, editor, music, film and history enthusiast. Editor for the Westminster Abbey Review, bylines in the Guardian, Telegraph, Independent, New Statesman, Time, HuffPost, Mirror, Big Issue, Open Democracy, U2.com
Former staff writer for the U2 fan site atu2.com (RIP). On a musical journey of her own, currently at the corner of innocence and experience. I'm also too school for cool.
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