Emma Woolf
Emma Woolf | |
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| Born | Emma J. Woolf 27 October 1979 London, United Kingdom |
| Children | 1, Ludovic Cecil Woolf |
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Emma J. Woolf is a British author, journalist, critic, writer and broadcaster. She is the grandniece of the British writer Virginia Woolf.
She was born in London and studied English at Oxford University. Emma works on Times Radio, GB News and other media platforms as well as being a regular columnist for
Emma was the co-presenter on Channel 4's Supersize vs Superskinny, and recently gave the acclaimed Radio 4 Four Thought lecture. Other media appearances include Newsnight, Woman's Hour, Channel 5 and BBC Radio 4.
Writings
Books
- Woolf, Emma (2012). An Apple A Day. London: Summersdale. Search this book on
2012. - Woolf, Emma (2013). The Ministry of Thin. London: Summersdale. Search this book on 2013.
- Woolf, Emma (2015). Letting Go. London: Summersdale. Search this book on 2015.
- Woolf, Emma (2016). Positively Primal. London: Vie. Search this book on 2016.
- Woolf, Emma (2017). The A-Z of Eating Disorders. London: Sheldon Press. Search this book on 2017.
- Woolf, Emma (2018). England's Lane. London: Three Hares Publishing. Search this book on 2018.
- Woolf, Emma (2019). Wellbeing. London: Sheldon Press. Search this book on 2019.
- Woolf, Emma (2020). The Women Writers Handbook. London: Aurora Metro Books. Search this book on 2020.
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