David Barnett is a freelance journalist at various esteemed publications. He covers themes in arts and entertainment, bringing a unique perspective to his writing that spans novels, journalism, and comics. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Guardian, BBC World, and The Times.
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David Barnett's coverage predominantly focuses on entertainment and lifestyle, with an emphasis on literature and literary influencers. His articles delve into a variety of topics such as crime writing, graphic novels, British literature, environmental pollution, and literary influencers.
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Under the rules drawn up after the backlash in 2009, those MPs cannot claim for flats close to the Commons but instead receive a £6,570 London area living payment.
By: David Barnett
Suddenly, I knew the cancer I thought I was tackling alone, albeit with support, wasn’t that unusual after all
By: David Barnett
Beloved characters reinvented in graphic novel coming later this year – just as interest rockets in all things space
The man also known as Vic Reeves has launched an exhibition of his artworks. We met him in situ
Becky Burke was about to embark on the trip of a lifetime. What followed was 19 days of hell
Only three involved in the cases were notified of the Prison Service's blunders.
By: David Barnett
Writer and artist team behind Gigs, a bleak near-future tale where technology has decimated the job market, came up with the idea seven years ago
By: David Barnett
The hobby has been transformed by young influencers and celebrities seeking not only a retreat from a virtual world, but a way to highlight the plight of the UK’s depleted wildlife
By: David Barnett
We speak to the sci-fi genius behind ‘Vurt’, whose latest book transports us to another meta-fictional alternate reality
As his Clacton byelection clash with Nigel Farage approaches, the intergalactic candidate and his mission to take out the trash are being celebrated in an anthology by a host of graphic artists
