REBECCA LIU
I am a writer and editor in London.
I am an editor at the Guardian Saturday magazine, and a judge for this year's Booker Prize. My writing has also been published in the Guardian, the Observer, the New Statesman, the Financial Times, the Times Literary Supplement, ArtReview, Sight & Sound, The Nation, gal-dem (rip!), the White Review (rip!) I was previously an assistant editor at Prospect Magazine, and a staff writer at Another Gaze magazine.
I am represented by Emma Paterson at Aitken Alexander. This is my half-heartedly maintained Instagram, though my relationship to my phone resembles this.

WORK
My latest features, interviews and reviews for the Guardian are here
Reporting and longform
HOW FLOCK TOGETHER ARE CREATING A NEW GENERATION OF BIRDWATCHERS
The Guardian
THE HIDDEN STORIES OF BRITAIN'S CHINATOWNS
Prospect magazine
HOW RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS TOOK OVER MY CHILDHOOD
The Guardian
Criticism
THERE ARE ONLY GIRLS ON THE INTERNET
The White Review
THE MAKING OF A MILLENNIAL WOMAN
Another Gaze
ON JIA TOLENTINO'S TRICK MIRROR
The White Review
LIBERALISM, REVISITED: ON PANKAJ MISHRA'S BLAND FANATICS
The White Review
A HELLISH COMMONS: ON BONG JOON-HO'S PARASITE
Another Gaze
THEORETICAL BDSM: ON FOUCAULT AND DERRIDA
Times Literary Supplement
NECESSARY WORDS: A CRITICAL THEORY OF THE SENTENCE
Times Literary Supplement
Interviews
INTERVIEW WITH CARLY RAE JEPSEN
The Guardian, magazine section cover
The Guardian
PROFILE OF BERNARDINE EVARISTO
Prospect