Aimée Walsh
Content Editor at The Daily Mirror
Editor @ The Mirror. Writer of books: Exile (a novel) and Writing Resistance (a monograph) Agent: Eleanor Birne @ RCW
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1 week ago |
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3 weeks ago |
mirror.co.uk | Aimée Walsh
Death comes for us all, but what does it say about us as a society when we view our aging bodies as a kind of early death? This week, presenter Katie Piper told audiences at Hay Festival that “aging is like a bereavement,” as she promoted her new book Still Beautiful: On Age, Beauty and Owning Your Space. There is much to be commended for this book: not least in the celebration of the aging process, which is not granted to everyone. Growing older is a privilege.
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3 weeks ago |
mirror.co.uk | Aimée Walsh
Irish writer Tim MacGabhann has lived many lives, as an acclaimed novelist and journalist writing on the cartels. His latest book The Black Pool lays his past addictions bare, he tells critic Aimee WalshStories are formed like conjuring a spell. It’s hard to pinpoint the genesis for any one story idea.
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3 weeks ago |
mirror.co.uk | Aimée Walsh
What makes a modern woman? This debate has been doing the round since at least the 1950s. There’s a myriad of ways to describe modern femininity. Having a freedom fund to escape an abusive relationship, perhaps. Or expecting the same wage for the same work as a male colleague. Safety and security issues too come to mind, not least the ability to walk alone at night without fear of harm.
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4 weeks ago |
mirror.co.uk | Aimée Walsh
'Online misogyny is like a cult and the Tate Brothers are trying to sell it to you'Social media influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate were charged in Britain for offences including human trafficking. Critic Aimee Walsh argues their brand of online misogyny is akin to a cultMisogynist influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate were this week charged in Britain for offences against three women. You would have to be living under a rock - or at least without internet access - not to have heard of this pair.
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