Anorak People
Paul Sorene is the Anorak. He survives on donations and the tolerance of Old Mr Anorak, our patron. Paul is hawked out to various media outlets whenever OMA is low on supplies.
Contact him on UK:
+44 (0) 7777 667620.
Friends Of Anorak - they give until it hurts
Ed Barrett - has written for numerous national newspapers and magazines, including The Times, Sunday Times, Guardian, Independent on Sunday, Spectator, Modern Review, Punch, Business Week, Mojo, The Quarterly and The Face. He has worked as Commissioning Editor at Arena and Special Correspondent at Esquire. Ed invented the “Two Lagers” dance
David Burge - Iowahawk’s: One of America’s leading pipe smokers
Paul Berger - is a winner of the Society of Editors’ Award in 2002. Based in New York, Paul has contributed to the New York Times, the Washington Post and US News and World Report.
Burt Kearns - used to be a bigshot American tabloid television producer until he wrote a book called Tabloid Baby, whereupon he was given a party at Elaine’s and then blacklisted. Now he lives in L.A. and writes and produces TV shows, documentaries and movies, but he doesn’t recommend you see the movie he made with Burt Reynolds
Tom Mayhew - Sound recording for TV (Channel 4, Sky). Camera Operator for Box TV ( Music channel) mainly band interviews, The Lab and LWT various London magazine productions. Sound Engineer at Metropolis Recording Studios, London. Worked with many artists from Nigel Kennedy to The Rolling Stones and U2. Expert in Post Production (Audio/Visual editing). Single. GSOH. QPR
Kirsten Sellars - has written for numerous national publications, including Guardian, Daily Telegraph, Los Angeles Times, Australian, New Statesman, Spectator, Esquire and Vogue. Her first book, The Rise and Rise of Human Rights, was selected as one books of the year in the New Statesman. An Australian who does not miss home
Rupert Youngman – is an expert in international relations and a journalist who has written and edited for Reuters and created online magazines for many leading names. Roo knows more than is decent about pyjamas and ‘cardigowns’
