Clare Morin is a writer, editor, meditator, publicist, and content marketing strategist. She wrote three chapters in the recently published book, Creating Across Cultures: Women in the Arts from China, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan— described by David Henry Hwang as "essential reading for anyone interested in the state of the arts, politics, and female empowerment”.
Clare was born in the U.K. and raised in Hong Kong. After gaining a degree in English Literature and Philosophy from the University of Leeds, she returned to her hometown of Hong Kong and spent a decade working in the media industry—as arts writer for HK Magazine and the South China Morning Post newspaper and founding art editor of Time Out Hong Kong. She was also the marketing and events manager for Asia City Media, organizing film festivals, band showcases, and author events—and experimenting with the marketing of five magazines.
In 2009, Clare moved to the United States with her Mainer husband. They took up residence in the pine forests north of Portland, Maine. In the eight years since, she's worked as a publicist with authors and artists, a strategist for a B2B tech content marketing firm, and is currently heading up PR and content marketing for an ad agency. She teaches Buddhist meditation as a volunteer every Sunday morning — which brings her enormous joy.
Illustration on the home page by Harry Harrison
Clare was born in the U.K. and raised in Hong Kong. After gaining a degree in English Literature and Philosophy from the University of Leeds, she returned to her hometown of Hong Kong and spent a decade working in the media industry—as arts writer for HK Magazine and the South China Morning Post newspaper and founding art editor of Time Out Hong Kong. She was also the marketing and events manager for Asia City Media, organizing film festivals, band showcases, and author events—and experimenting with the marketing of five magazines.
In 2009, Clare moved to the United States with her Mainer husband. They took up residence in the pine forests north of Portland, Maine. In the eight years since, she's worked as a publicist with authors and artists, a strategist for a B2B tech content marketing firm, and is currently heading up PR and content marketing for an ad agency. She teaches Buddhist meditation as a volunteer every Sunday morning — which brings her enormous joy.
Illustration on the home page by Harry Harrison