Magazines

The Chung Wah Association of Western Australia was founded in 1909. Based in Perth, Chung Wah is the largest Chinese organisation in the whole of Western Australia. Their bi-monthly Chinese-English bilingual magazine is made available to members of the association as well as the wider community in Perth.

Scope of work

For this issue I was commissioned by the Chung Wah Association to contribute an article for their Aussie Rules Football themed issue.

The article required me to write about other football codes which have British roots, such as rugby union, rugby league and football, and how they have influenced Aussie Rules.

View the September 2014 issue of the magazine

The Chung Wah Association of Western Australia was founded in 1909. Based in Perth, Chung Wah is the largest Chinese organisation in the whole of Western Australia. Their bi-monthly Chinese-English bilingual magazine is made available to members of the association as well as the wider community in Perth.

Scope of work

My second commission for the Western Australian Chung Wah Association. The brief was to write an article about Perth and Western Australia from my perspective to be published in their flagship magazine.

The magazine has a print run of about 4,000 copies and is also available to download. The Chung Wah Magazine is a bi-monthly Chinese-English bilingual publication circulated to members of the association and members of the wider community in Perth.

View the July 2014 issue of the magazine

The Chung Wah Association of Western Australia was founded in 1909. Based in Perth, Chung Wah is the largest Chinese organisation in the whole of Western Australia. Their bi-monthly Chinese-English bilingual magazine is made available to members of the association as well as the wider community in Perth.

Scope of work

I was commissioned by the Chung Wah Association to write an article for their flagship publication, the Chung Wah Magazine. The brief was to write a 600-800 word article on the “spices of life” theme, specifically about Chinese food culture in the UK.

View the May 2014 issue of the magazine

Titan Magazines has been publishing officially licensed TV tie-in magazines and comics since 1995. They are the largest publisher of licensed entertainment magazines in the UK, US, Australia and New Zealand.

Scope of work

To contribute feature articles, celebrity interviews, reviews and quizzes for official TV tie-in publications including The X-Files, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Grey’s Anatomy, 24, Smallville, Heroes and Charmed. I’ve always been a big fan of movies and cult television, and writing about films and TV is a big passion of mine.

View That’s Gotta Hurt from Heroes Magazine

Eaglemoss publish exceptional partworks and collections in the UK and overseas. Its catalogue includes the Classic Marvel Figurine Collection, DC Comics Superhero Collection, the Doctor Who DVD Files and Star Trek the Official Starship Collection.

Scope of work

To plan, research and write features and actor/character profiles for the Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel Figurine Collection’s accompanying magazine. After the magazine’s success I was also asked to write for the complete Buffy and Angel DVD collection. This involved contributing one main feature on an agreed theme for the partwork series, in addition to character/actor profiles.

Bauer, or Bauer Media as it’s known, publishes some of the most loved and most well known magazines on the market across lifestyle, music and entertainment. Popular titles include Heat, Grazia, Empire and FHM.

Scope of work

To write a 500-word article for Britain’s biggest selling movie magazine, Empire. The article looked at how movies influenced plot lines in The X-Files TV series. Being such a huge fan of movies in general, I was thrilled to get published in such a prominent and well respected publication.