Jeffrey Meyers is a Senior Counsel and journalist based in the United Kingdom. He writes for TheArticle and his work has also appeared in The News-Item and The Wall Street Journal. Jeffrey covers a range of topics including politics, international relations, culture, and chess strategy.
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Jeffrey Meyers’ coverage spans a diverse range of topics, including art, literature, history, politics and sports. His focus on government & politics, culture & society, as well as legal policy regulation suggests that he would be interested in commentary from experts with insight into these areas. Consider pitching stories related to legal and regulatory developments within the UK or expert analysis of cultural and political events.
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Hugh Walpole with his dog Bingo The life story of the biography, from Victorian glorification to Bloomsbury boldness to contemporary obliquity
By: Mark Ronan, Raymond Keene, Ali Mahmoud, Sameer Hinduja, Jeffrey Meyers, Denis Macshane, Boisdale
In the learned and stimulating Goethe: His Faustian Life
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By: Ali Mahmoud, Alain Catzeflis, Ian Linden, Jeffrey Meyers, Laszlo Solymar, Sameer Hinduja
Nobody knows what awaits us as we brace ourselves for another Trump presidency. Probably not even Trump. His injuncti...
It is difficult for authors to describe extreme physical pain. Authors have suffered too much while enduring the pain, don't want to relive the devastating experience if they survive and of course can't record it if they die. They feel betrayed by their own bodies, which had previously obeyed them, but are now in full rebellion and trying to destroy them from within.
By: Raymond Keene, Alain Catzeflis, Ali Mahmoud, Stephen Rand, Jeffrey Meyers
Why doesn’t government work? Why is one of the richest, smartest, most literate, technically advanced nations on eart...
By: David Howell, Jeffrey Meyers, Ali Mahmoud, Sameer Hinduja, Alain Catzeflis, Stephen Rand
There must have been a mistake. In the rush, and with the impossible burden of office, and the exhausting pattern of...
By: David Howell, Sameer Hinduja, Jeffrey Meyers, Ali Mahmoud, Alain Catzeflis, Boisdale, Denis Macshane
Europe finally has a heavyweight ambassador in Washington. A man who knows many of Europe’s leaders, he has devoted [...
By: Sameer Hinduja, Jeffrey Meyers, Ali Mahmoud, Raymond Keene, David Howell, Denis Macshane
The brief introduction to Hockney’s Pictures
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