Clare Martin is a journalist and writer who focuses on comedy and entertainment. She writes for Paste Magazine and her work has also appeared in Silicon Canals - European Technology News. Clare's articles cover a range of topics including comedy specials, comedy albums, interviews with comedians, and reviews of entertainment content.
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