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Violet Daniels

Colchester
As seen in: Illumination, Medium, The Startup, The Guardian, Wiley Online Library, Nouse Magazine, The Writing Cooperative, The Indiependent, The Yorker, FWRD AXIS News
Covers:  National politics and current affairs, contemporary issues/debates, national and global comment, lifestyle, health, travel, and the arts.
Doesn't Cover: Sport, gaming, fashion, beauty.
Content writer 💼✨ | Book lover 📚 | Blogger on Medium | Aspiring novelist ~ current #WIP small town romance novel ✒️

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Violet Daniels’s Biography

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Former editor of The Yorker UK at the University of York. Now just about branching out into the unknown in search of more writing/journalism/editorial experience.
Shortlisted for the Guardian Scott Trust bursary (2019) and current offer holder at Goldsmiths University of London for an MA in Journalism. I like writing about national politics, social injustices and the arts.

Violet Daniels’s Journalist Portfolio

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OPINION: Post-Covid-19, We All Need to be Intersectional Feminists | Empoword Journalism

OPINION: Post-Covid-19, We All Need to be Intersectional Feminists | Empoword Journalism

Feminism is built on the fundamental idea that there should be equality between the sexes. Whether that be in…

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5 Things I've Learnt Since Having The Coil

5 Things I've Learnt Since Having The Coil

I first started learning about the possible negative side affects from the contraceptive pill, not from my do…

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A tale which spans generations: returning to Dickens during uncertain times - Wildfell

A tale which spans generations: returning to Dickens during uncertain times - Wildfell

Charles Dickens was heavily influenced by a world of transition around him, especially as he lived through th…

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Poem of the Week: Colour Blind // Lemn Sissay

Poem of the Week: Colour Blind // Lemn Sissay

If you can see the sepia in the sunShades of grey in fading streetsThe radiating bloodshot in a child's eyeTh…

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Coronavirus has challenged the relationship between science and politics. | Backbench

Coronavirus has challenged the relationship between science and politics. | Backbench

Science and politics are often viewed as being leagues apart. Politics is fallible and led by an agenda, whil…

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Covid-19 gave me a fear of the outdoors | Empoword Journalism

Covid-19 gave me a fear of the outdoors | Empoword Journalism

During the beautiful spring mornings in lockdown, I often perch my face on the edge of my hands whilst the wi…

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What I Read in May 2026: Reviews, Ratings, and Recommendations.

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By Violet Daniels
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What I Read in May 2026: Reviews, Ratings, and Recommendations. Not every book was a winner. Here’s what I’d recommend and what I’d skip. Press enter or click to view image in full size Image provided by the author. Me at the childhood home of Anne Boleyn, Hever Castle, Kent. May has been a month where I’ve barely paused for breath. I’ve travelled up and down the country and been to lots of work events, which has meant reading has sometimes taken a backseat.
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The British Monarchy Should Have Ended Years Ago, but Now the Case is Even Clearer

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By Violet Daniels
| Medium
The British Monarchy Should Have Ended Years Ago, but Now the Case is Even Clearer The latest batch of Epstein files mean the monarchy can’t stay. Here’s why. Press enter or click to view image in full sizePhoto by William Rudolph on Unsplash I hate the monarchy. But only around 15% of Brits agree with me and think it should be abolished entirely.
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Treatment Response and Outcomes of Prostate Cancer Patients Carrying the Germline MMS22L F722fs Mutation

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By Mayuko Kanayama, Violet Daniels, Marta Gielzak, Alex Brame
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Rare pathogenic germline mutations contribute to the development of hereditary prostate cancer (PCa) [1]. To identify individuals with cancer predisposition and potentially improve their care and outcomes, the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) publishes guidelines for PCa germline genetic testing [2].
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes - I started to collect them in my teens, I only had three or four though as they took up so much space. I used to write letters on them!

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Mikael Blomkvist

What does it mean to be a journalist?

To speak the truth and convey it in the most coherent way, so that everybody can understand and have access to the news and important issues.