Clare Morin is a writer, editor, and content marketing strategist with diverse experience in global fields spanning technology, content marketing, art, wellness and publishing. She has spent 20 years interviewing people in all walks of life, from artists to business leaders to technologists.
Clare was born in Blackburn, Lancashire, in the north of England. At the age of two, she moved with her family to Hong Kong. She returned to England at the age of 18 to study English Literature and Philosophy at the University of Leeds. It was here that she met an American drummer and fell deeply in love. After graduating, Clare returned to Hong Kong where she forged a career in journalism. She was arts writer for HK Magazine and the South China Morning Post newspaper, and founding arts editor of Time Out Hong Kong.
In 2006, Clare reconnected with that drummer, got married and moved to Maine in northern New England. Here she refocused her creative practice into a new direction as a publicist for leading American writers, poets and filmmakers. This grew into a career in content marketing—with four years spent in B2B technology companies and a pioneering content marketing agency. Today, she creates eBooks, podcasts and webinars for HR teams.
Powering much of Clare's energy, creativity and joy is her Buddhist practice. She first stumbled into a Kadampa Buddhist Center in Hong Kong in 2004, and has been deeply studying its meditation practices ever since. One day, she hopes to wake up.
Illustration on the home page by Harry Harrison
Clare was born in Blackburn, Lancashire, in the north of England. At the age of two, she moved with her family to Hong Kong. She returned to England at the age of 18 to study English Literature and Philosophy at the University of Leeds. It was here that she met an American drummer and fell deeply in love. After graduating, Clare returned to Hong Kong where she forged a career in journalism. She was arts writer for HK Magazine and the South China Morning Post newspaper, and founding arts editor of Time Out Hong Kong.
In 2006, Clare reconnected with that drummer, got married and moved to Maine in northern New England. Here she refocused her creative practice into a new direction as a publicist for leading American writers, poets and filmmakers. This grew into a career in content marketing—with four years spent in B2B technology companies and a pioneering content marketing agency. Today, she creates eBooks, podcasts and webinars for HR teams.
Powering much of Clare's energy, creativity and joy is her Buddhist practice. She first stumbled into a Kadampa Buddhist Center in Hong Kong in 2004, and has been deeply studying its meditation practices ever since. One day, she hopes to wake up.
Illustration on the home page by Harry Harrison