Jonathan Rosenbaum is an American film critic and author. From 1987 to 2008, Rosenbaum was the head film critic for the Chicago Reader; he now works as a freelancer and has a website. According to his rough calculations he has published over 9,000 items since the late 60s, with over 5,500 of these appearing in the Chicago Reader. He has written and edited numerous publications about film and contributed to notable film publications, including Cineaste. Regarding … Keep Reading
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We’re lucky enough to have another SWARA Magazine contributor on the blog this week; Brian Finch. He has written about Africa’s birdlife regularly for the magazine, and is also the author of the sounds component of the recent Birds of East Africa Application available on the iTunes Library.
SWARA Magazine has championed environmental and wildlife conservation for over 60 years. The publication has helped shape legislation and policy designed to protect natural resources, galvanised discussion on how best … Keep Reading
Warners Group Publications has created two fully-searchable digital archives of magazines Family Tree and Your Dog, in collaboration with digital publishing services provider Exact Editions, that form part of new membership packages available through their website. Membership to these titles includes unlimited and fully-searchable digital access to a modern archive of each respective magazine.
Warners’ will also be using this technology to provide digital access as part of upcoming membership options for two other titles; Your Cat & Practical … Keep Reading
We’re lucky enough to be interviewing travel and environmental writer Rupi Mangat today in our #MeetTheContributor series. She has written for Kenya’s leading newspaper, Nation, as well as freelance work for the East African on conservation, the arts and culture.
She is also a regular contributor to SWARA Magazine, the journal of the East African Wild Life Society (EAWLS).
SWARA Magazine has championed environmental and wildlife conservation … Keep Reading
Eleanor Copp is a hypnotherapist and Bowen Technique practitioner in the South West. Her practice began in 1997 as a reflexologist and continued to grow in 2003 when she trained in hypnobirthing. She has also been a NHS midwife since 1993.
Eleanor has a regular column in JUNO, a magazine with “a natural approach to family life”. The publication aims to inspire and support parents as they journey through the challenges … Keep Reading