Susie Goldsbrough is a Deputy Literary Editor at [Employer]. She specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on film and cinema, as well as theater. Susie's work has been featured in esteemed publications such as New Statesman, Air Mail, and The Times.
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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.
Considering her focus on reviewing literature and poetry books as well as her interest in entertainment news and house & home topics, Susie might find pitches related to author interviews, book launches, literary events review invitations or trends in the literary world particularly relevant.
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Blocking out the sounds of real life with music and podcasts is a survival mechanism for many but it comes at a price
By: Susie Goldsbrough
The Hollywood star is joined by Jake Gyllenhaal in a mostly enjoyable new production of Shakespeare’s Othello that has set a record for ticket prices on Broadway
The actor makes his Broadway debut in a version of his Oscar-nominated movie — but it only bursts into life in a climactic attack on Trump’s America
By: Susie Goldsbrough
Ralph Fiennes in a scarlet velvet cassock made Catholicism accidentally sexy. Underneath the Hollywood veneer, however, the stakes are high
By: Susie Goldsbrough
Jesse Armstrong’s new film Mountainhead starring Steve Carell delves into the lives of the world’s most powerful figures, but it doesn’t go deep enough
By: Susie Goldsbrough
The Daisy Jones & the Six author returns with Atmosphere, a 1980s lesbian romance set at Nasa. But Houston, we have a problem …
After a furiously productive decade. in which she wrote all six of her ‘epoch-defining’ novels, Austen died in shabby lodgings — which are now open to the public
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