Katie Cunningham is a Culture Editor who writes for The Guardian and Cigalah Group. Her work has also been featured in various publications such as Nine Digital, The Sydney Morning Herald, Red Bull, and more. She covers a wide range of topics including literature, music, interviews, and lifestyle pieces.
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Katie Cunningham's coverage predominantly revolves around entertainment news, books, and to a lesser extent, house & home as well as family & relationships. She would likely be interested in pitches that align with her focus on profiling authors, musicians, and celebrities or those related to lifestyle and leisure activities such as summer reading lists.
Given the nature of her articles featuring interviews and personal insights from public figures like authors and musicians, she may be receptive to pitches offering exclusive interviews or behind-the-scenes access to prominent personalities within these realms.
Additionally, considering Katie’s interest in providing readers with recommendations for books and music albums along with personal anecdotes from public figures about their lives at home or in relationships suggests she might welcome content regarding new releases or trends in these areas.
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