Abbas Raza is a journalist who writes for 3 Quarks Daily and has been featured in publications such as The Nation and Dove Medical Press. His articles cover a wide range of topics including politics, culture, literature, and social issues. Abbas brings a unique perspective and thoughtful analysis to his writing, engaging readers with his insightful commentary.
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Abbas Raza's articles cover a wide range of topics, including literature, science, and societal issues. His work includes reviews, opinion pieces, and expert commentary. Given this diverse coverage, pitches should be tailored to specific themes or topics he has covered in the past.
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- For literature-related content: pitches about new book releases or unique perspectives on literary history.
- For scientific topics: consider pitching experts who can provide insightful commentary on neuroscience or environmental impact studies.
- When discussing societal issues such as capitalism and eco-friendly lifestyle: proposals related to cultural trends or societal impacts of various lifestyles could be relevant.
Remember that Abbas does not have a specific geographic focus but covers international themes across different fields.
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Hannah Ritchie at Sustainability By Numbers A Moloch Trap is, in simple terms, a zero-sum game.
Jeremy Hsu in New Scientist Artificial intelligence is enabling India's politicians to be everywhere at once in the world's largest election by cloning their voices and digital likenesses.
Daniel Immerwahr in The Guardian The German forester Peter Wohlleben's surprise bestseller, The Hidden Life of Trees (published in English
By: Abbas Raza
Yan Lianke at Literary Hub In China we have a saying that reading a banned book on a snowy night is one of the true joys of life.
By: Abbas Raza
By: Abbas Raza
Sudeep Dasgupta in the European Review of Books Palestine, before it named something else, named a region. The region emerged during Ottoman rule, between 1518 and 1920.
Morgan Meis at Slant Books I was meeting my mother at the museum. My mother is both a great lover of art and completely unpretentious about it.
Rebecca Nicholson in The Guardian To answer the question of what we're losing, think about what nightlife has given us.
Thomas Zurbuchen in Quanta Our sun is the best-observed star in the entire universe. We see its light every day.
Winter on the mountains, spring in the Mittewald valley of the South Tyrol, on this crisp day in late April, 2024.
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