About me

I’m a recent graduate in BA English who is currently working freelance as a Marketing and Social Media Assistant for media production company Bird Lime Media and as a Digital Marketing Assistant for The Book Network. I am also Social Media Manager and Trustee for non-profit organisation The Reading Corner, who aim to champion underrepresented writers and provide literature and libraries for disadvantaged communities. Reading and writing have always been a love of mine. Three of my poems have been published in arts zines during my time at uni, and I’m now in the process of writing my own anthology. Having worked around the publishing industry from different angles, I think I could bring some unique insights to the industry which I hope to have the opportunity to do very soon.

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Projects

• Bookshelfie: Malorie BlackmanThe Women's Prize for Fiction podcast launched their International Women's Day special with Malorie Blackman. I conducted research on the books Malorie chose in order to co-write the script. I also produced the episode's copy

Work history

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Social Media Manager & TrusteeThe Reading Corner
Apr 2022London, United KingdomPart Time
- Planned and scheduled content for social media with the purpose of championing underrepresented writers. - Read new book releases and interviewed authors.
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Digital Marketing AssistantThe Book Network
Feb 2022London, United KingdomPart Time
- Conducted PR research on media outlets for the promotion of new novels. - Set up PR campaigns to pitch to these outlets. - Collated data from this campaign and presented it for the author. - Transcribed episodes from The Wombles so that they could be turned into children's books.

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Skills

• Copywriting
• Blog Content
• Articles
• Market Research
• Journalism
• Writing Poetry
• Social Media
• Science Communication
• Communications Strategy
• Content Strategy

Education

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BA EnglishUniversity of Sussex
Sep 2018 - Jul 2021Brighton, United Kingdom
Awarded a 2:1 with 68%. My dissertation, entitled Cash Bodies, Sexless Sex Workers and the Invisible Male, was given a 1:1. It explored the themes of sex work, capitalism and gender.
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A LevelsSt Edward’s C of E School and Sixth Form
Sep 2016 - Jul 2018Romford, United Kingdom
Achieved A, B, B in English Literature, History and Psychology respectively.

Awards

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Spirit of Sussex Gold AwardUniversity of Sussex