Ed Thorn is a former Reviews Editor at Rock, Paper, Shotgun Ltd. He has a diverse background in writing, covering topics from esports and gaming guides to health and wellness, with a particular interest in the intersection of science and natural sciences. Ed's work has been featured in notable publications such as BBC Wildlife Magazine, BBC Countryfile Magazine, and BBC Science Focus.
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Ed Thorn's coverage is primarily focused on video game reviews and industry analysis. His articles suggest a strong interest in RPGs, multiplayer games, and gaming events such as E3. Given his focus on reviews and investment analysis related to gaming, he may be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide insightful commentary or analysis of the latest trends in the gaming industry.
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