Daniel Finkelstein
Daniel Finkelstein is a British journalist and opinion writer. A former executive editor of The Times, he continues to write for the paper. He is an award-winning Political Columnist and recently joined the board of Chelsea Football Club. He was appointed to the House of Lords in 2013. Image © Richard Cannon, The Times
Dahlia Scheindlin
Dahlia Scheindlin is a policy fellow at Century International, a columnist at Haaretz newspaper, and a public opinion expert who has advised nine national campaigns in Israel and many civil society groups; she has also worked in 15 other countries. She holds a PhD in political science from Tel Aviv University. Image © Oren Ziv
Claudia Rubenstein
Claudia is director of the Jewish Literary Foundation. She is also a historian and author, and has written for The Spectator, the TLS and other publications. Her most recent book is King of the North Wind, a biography of Henry II.
Clare Mulley
Clare Mulley is an award-winning author and broadcaster, primarily focused on female experience during the Second World War. Popular on TV, radio & many pods, Clare also writes and reviews widely across the press, and has judged history and biography prizes. Image © JP Masclet
Claire Berliner
Claire Berliner is London Library Head of Programmes, which includes overseeing The London Library Emerging Writers Programme. She is also a writer and editor.
Christina Bianco
A two-time Drama Desk Award nominee, Bianco’s stage credits include Glinda in The Wizard Of Oz at The London Palladium, Forbidden Broadway (Off-Broadway & West End), LV in The Rise And Fall Of Little Voice (UK Tour), and Fanny Brice in the Théâtre Marigny’s celebrated production of Funny Girl in Paris.
Chris Neill
Chris Neill is a Writers Guild award-nominated (losing) writer and comedian who hates having to pretend to be someone else writing about him. His work includes four BBC Radio 4 series (Woof and Raging Enigma) and a collection of essays What Is This Thing Called, Love? published by WF Howes as an audiobook.
Caroline Moorehead
Caroline Moorehead is a bestselling and prizewinner author, and the biographer of Bertrand Russell, Freya Stark, Iris Origo, Madame de la Tour du Pin and Martha Gellhorn. Her recent books – a quartet focussing on resistance to dictatorship, particularly in Italy – were shortlisted for the Samuel Johnson Prize, the Orwell Prize and the Costa Biography […]
Bidisha
Bidisha is an author, broadcaster, presenter and journalist for TV, radio, film and newspapers. Her fifth book, Asylum and Exile: Hidden Voices of London, is based on her outreach work in UK prisons, refugee charities and detention centres. Image © Suki Dhanda
Bennett Arron
Bennett Arron is an Award-Winning Writer, Comedian, Author and Radio & TV Presenter who recently starred in the Radio 4 Series ALONE. He has written and performed in two radio series, Bennett Arron is Jewelsh, and Bennett Arron Worries About… both of which were nominated for a Celtic Media Award and he is a Presenter on BBC 3 […]
Benjamin Balint
Benjamin Balint, a writer living in Jerusalem, is the author most recently of Bruno Schulz: An Artist, a Murder, and the Hijacking of History. His essays regularly appear in the Wall Street Journal and the Jewish Review of Books, and his translations from the Hebrew have appeared in the New Yorker.
Ayelet Gundar-Goshen
Ayelet Gundar-Goshen is an award-winning novelist based in Israel. She has worked for the Israeli civil rights movement and is an award-winning screenwriter. She is the author of One Night, Markovitch, Waking Lions, which won the JQ-Wingate Prize and Liar, which are all published by Pushkin Press. Image © Tal Shahar