Jeremy Williams

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February 11, 1981

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Writer of serious books for adults, and less serious books for children. Activist and blogger on social and environmental issues.

I grew up in Madagascar and Kenya, and moved back to Britain on completing high school. I studied journalism, international relations and cultural studies, and now live in Luton, UK.

My work has led me into writing about social justice and climate change. After working on three books on those themes, the latest is a children's book with a child's perspective on the 2020 lockdown. It makes children laugh and adults cry - in a good way, apparently.
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Jeremy Williams Having just published my first children's book, and first published work of fiction, I'm kind of watching to see what the response might be at the mom…moreHaving just published my first children's book, and first published work of fiction, I'm kind of watching to see what the response might be at the moment. If people like it, I have a couple of other children's books I'd like to develop.

At the same time, my work on social and environmental issues is always evolving. Climate change hasn't gone anywhere. So I'm also working on a project around consumerism, and a couple of less formed ideas. We'll see what takes shape first. (less)
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Book review: Footwork, by Tansy E Hoskins

As readers of a certain generation will know, trainers have always been an icon of globalisation. Naomi Klein’s No Logo drew the connections between consumer brands and their exploited labour 25 years ago. Hipsters who had read the book used to black out the logos on their trainers with a marker pen in protest.

Not a lot has changed, as journalist Tansy E Hoskins describes in her book Foot Wor

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