Hester Lacey is a journalist at the Financial Times. She covers topics related to food and drink, as well as political commentary, with a particular focus on figures like Bernie Sanders. Hester's insights and analyses have been featured in the Financial Times.
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Hester Lacey's articles predominantly feature opinion editorials and expert commentary on entertainment, lifestyle, culture & society. Given this focus, Hester is likely to be interested in pitches that offer unique perspectives from individuals with diverse backgrounds or those who have achieved notable success.
For effective outreach to Hester, consider offering access to compelling personal stories or insights into creativity and self-reflection. Additionally, experts who can provide valuable commentary on current trends in the entertainment industry or societal changes may attract her attention.
It appears that Hester does not have a specific geographic focus but instead covers personalities and topics related to creativity and success from a broad perspective.
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By: Hester Lacey
The writer on waking up happy, being a late starter and his complete lack of caution
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The author on vanity at 80, cricket and being one of the famous ‘Granta 20 of ’83’
‘The Repair Shop’ star on working class role models and colour coordinating his clothes
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The author and translator on vigorous gardening, cruelty and the Connecticut River
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The singer and songwriter on gut instinct, lung capacity and the mentor she lost to Aids
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The Shakespearean scholar on intellectual risks, the desire to impress and fitness at 93
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The musician on Domino’s pizza, surfing on the River Severn and life in the army
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The award-winning writer on risk, selfishness, growing up in Guyana and skipping for exercise
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The Irish stage and screen actor on the safety of being scripted and her desire to live more than one life
The cocktail maestro on not being defined by disability, embracing the unknown and valuing the mistakes he’s made
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