I’m a British-Danish editorial director, journalist and anthropologist based in Taiwan. At Newsweek, I write special features on trends in major industries. Most recently, I’ve reported on the evolution of global tourism, how new agricultural technologies are changing farming, and advancements in robotics and computing.
I’m a contributing editor at Berlin fashion publication Œ Magazine, platforming emerging fashion creatives in Europe. My film and photograpy documents societal and environmental issues, and I’m a researcher in visual anthropology at the Eye and Mind audiovisual lab in Aarhus. Prior to that, I was Editor-in-Chief of The Copenhagen Post.
Other topics I’ve covered include: what India’s booming private SpaceTech sector means for global astropolitics; how a small bohemian community is fighting gang crime in Copenhagen; why Danish asylum responses fail Syrian and Afghan refugees; and Denmark’s unethical expansion of North Sea oil drilling.
I’ve aided various creative projects from Kinfolk‘s coffee table book The Eye: How the World’s Most Influential Creative Directors Develop Their Vision, to brand design for a Mediterranean eatery, reviewing opera and theatre, conference design at New York Climate Week, and editorial management for the fashion micro-community COLLAGE.
My narrative non-fiction is published by the journal Two Thirds North. I’m connected to Norwich, UNESCO World City of Literature.
Let’s collaborate!
Editorial strategy & direction
Feature writing & long‑form reporting
Editing (books, reports, academic papers, scripts)
Multimedia reporting (video, photo, audio)
Documentary research & unscripted development
Production support & fixing (Denmark)
Lena Hunter 