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Imogen Carter

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Co-founder of the Nerve, a new independent media outlet on culture, politics and tech. (Ex: Observer, BBC, Screen).
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Banger racing, big hats and the beach: photographer Sophie Green celebrates British subcultures and social rituals

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By Imogen Carter, Sophie Green
| THE NERVE (UK)
Irish Dancer, Kent Championships, Kent, UK. From the series Fast Feet & Feis, 2022. “Colour, to me, is emotional as much as visual,” says the photographer Sophie Green in the introduction to Tangerine Dreams, her uplifting, rainbow-hued book and exhibition celebrating the community gatherings and rituals that shape contemporary Britain.
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The Recommender: Douglas Stuart

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By Imogen Carter
| THE NERVE (UK)
Douglas Stuart. Photo: Simone Padovani / Getty A fashion designer turned bestselling author, Douglas Stuart was born in 1976 and raised in Sighthill housing estate in Glasgow. In 2020, he won the Booker prize for his 1980s set debut novel Shuggie Bain, a beautiful yet devastating portrait of the love between a mother battling alcohol addiction and her youngest son Shuggie, which was inspired by his own childhood experiences growing up in poverty.
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The Nerve Weekend Dish: Ranie Saidi’s lime steamed sea bass

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By Imogen Carter
| THE NERVE (UK)
More than just a collection of delicious recipes, Ranie Saidi’s The Malay Cook is the result of many years of skilled detective work. The London-based writer and supper club host was largely raised by his grandmother and grandfather in the north of Malaysia, after his parents married young and had him while still at medical school.
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