Annabel Gutterman is a Senior Editor at TIME. She specializes in content strategy with a focus on authors, books, and the publishing industry, while also exploring themes in pop culture, plays, and musicals. Annabel's work has been featured in Yahoo Sports Canada, Yahoo News, AOL, Inc., Newswav, Magzter, and TIME.
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Annabel Gutterman's coverage indicates a focus on evolving stories, how-to guides, exclusives, and in-depth articles within the entertainment domain. She appears to be particularly interested in books, TV shows, and popular culture figures like Taylor Swift.
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