Susie Goldsbrough is a journalist for The Times, specializing in arts and culture. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, including book reviews, music reviews, and commentary on social issues. Susie's writing is known for its insightful analysis and engaging style.
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Susie Goldsbrough's coverage primarily includes reviews of literature, poetry books, and cultural events. She may be interested in pitches related to newly released literary works, especially those by younger or emerging writers. Additionally, she appears to cover a broad range of entertainment news.
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Plus: Colson Whitehead’s follow-up to Harlem Shuffle, everything you ever wanted to know about Burton and Taylor, and a Tessa Hadley short story collection
By: Susie Goldsbrough
The great American essayist’s account of her husband’s fatal heart attack changed the way we write about death. But it also includes moments of magnificent self-regard
By: Susie Goldsbrough, Hugo Rifkind, Robert Crampton, James Marriott, Harriet Walker
From making the most of being around great minds to the importance of taking it easy — Times writers on what they’d do differently if they were students again
By: Susie Goldsbrough
The poet talks about baffling verse, her new-found popularity on TikTok and how to cure love
Religion has made Sally Rooney boring. “Sometimes I just have a feeling. Like a sense of being loved by God, almost… Like when I'm with you.”
The tourist attraction has reopened after four people took their own lives there. But will new safety measures be enough to prevent further tragedies?
By: Johanna Thomas-Corr, Nathan Hill, Tomiwa Owolade, David Mccloskey, Josh Glancy, Is Berry, Lionel Shriver, Clive Davis, Hadley Freeman, Susie Goldsbrough
Thanksgiving gone wrong, rust belt misery, school shootings and sleazy Floridian high jinks . . . If you want to get to grips with America, start with its fiction. Our writers recommend the best
As liberal America recovers from the election result, it is time for artists to step up and start to change minds, says Susie Goldsbrough in New York
Victims are side lined, while hacks make unworthy heroes.
By: Susie Goldsbrough
Lydia Wood began drawing pubs in the pandemic for her friends — now ‘The Pub Project’ is her vocation and she expects it will take her 20 or 30 years to complete
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