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Marina Benjamin

Marina Benjamin
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Marina Benjamin

Marina Benjamin has worked as a journalist for fifteen years. She was arts editor of the New Statesman and deputy arts editor at the London Evening Standard, and she has written columns for the Daily Express and for Scotland on Sunday. Her last book, Rocket Dreams, was shortlisted for the Eugene Emme Literature Award. Marina lives in London with her husband and daughter.

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Critical eye: book reviews roundup
Guardian.co.uk, August 5, 2011
...zeitgeisty ambition of Douglas Coupland". "Fans of Submarine will not be disappointed," agreed the Evening Standard 's Marina Benjamin , struck by the author's "linguistic agility" and "talent for getting inside the heads of children". Sebastian Barry...
Are they really righting anything?
Varsity, February 3, 2012
...off with the writers' reflections on the responsibility they felt came with the job. For journalist and author Marina Benjamin, writing becomes political when it is "critically engaged". Researching the plight of Jews exiled from Iraq for her latest...
Can writing ever change the world?
Varsity, February 3, 2012
...off with the writers' reflections on the responsibility they felt came with the job. For journalist and author Marina Benjamin, writing becomes political when it is "critically engaged". Researching the plight of Jews exiled from Iraq for her latest...