English Society: Green & Gilded Editor in Chief

English has always felt like a space to create, question, and connect. I’m a published author and poet, and as Founder-Editor for my school magazine, I’ve led projects, curated content, and helped students share voices. Recently, I organized the Queer Issue walk-through exhibition with the UCL LGBTQ+ Network, which showed me how powerful collaboration and inclusive programming can be. I would love to bring that energy and experience to Green & Gilded as Editor-in-Chief.

As the Editor, I would love to launch themed issues and student-led series, including articles and creative pieces on World Englishes, and run surveys to explore how language shapes identity in our cohort. I also want to host workshops and events that encourage creative and experimental writing beyond the magazine, giving students a space to share drafts, try new styles, and collaborate across genres. I’d also love to work with other societies and networks at UCL to bring literature into conversation with different communities and perspectives. My vision is for Green & Gilded to be more than a publication, a space where students can experiment, discuss literature alongside social and cultural issues, and use their passion for English to inspire change.

I want to build, experiment, and lead. My hope is that Green & Gilded becomes a magazine full of curiosity, creativity, and engagement, where everyone feels welcome to share ideas, be heard, and celebrate literature while thinking about the wider world around us.