A View of London
Published in Qmessenger, Queen Mary University of London
Freelance Journalist living in Reading, United Kingdom.
Katherin Cole is a bilingual freelance journalist with a background in German Studies and a masters in Anglo-German Cultural Relations. Connect with her on Twitter and LinkedIn.
“You can make anything by writing.”
C.S. Lewis
Recent Articles
Culture Clash: Is illegally downloading music immoral?
Published in Qmessenger, Queen Mary University of London
Griffin Bar struck by licensing rules after renovation
Published in The Elephant, Queen Mary University of London
Eclectic chorus is two years old
Published in The Oxford Journal
Taking Time Out to end prejudice
Published in The Oxford Journal
German Society
Published in OBScene, Oxford Brookes University
My Services
- Journalism articles
- Interviews
- Reviews
- Content writing
- Blog writing
- Website copywriting
- Social media content
- Graphic design
- Illustration
About Me
Katherin holds a Bachelor's in German Studies from Oxford Brookes University and a Master’s in Anglo-German Cultural Relations from Queen Mary, University of London. She is passionate about travel, culture, lifestyle and the environment.
She has previously written for the Oxford Journal, as well as the university papers for her alma mater, including OBScene, The Elephant and QMessenger.
Originally from Finland, she was born in Germany and studied in Oxford and London, has worked her whole adult life in the United Kingdom, and is now based in Tadley, Hamphsire. She loves books, films and TV series, and can normally be found curled up on the sofa with a herbal tea.
How I work
My process for working with clients involves initially discussing the brief or generating ideas. I then research and create an outline for the piece. Following that I write a rough draft, which I can share with the client. Finally, I edit and re-draft and polish the piece of writing before ultimately submitting the final piece to the client, along with any other complementary material, such as photographs.