https://tomasweber.com Tomas Weber Sat, 15 Aug 2020 11:10:10 +0000 https://tomasweber.com en https://tomasweber.com/Tomas-Weber Sat, 15 Aug 2020 11:10:10 +0000 Tomas Weber https://tomasweber.com/Tomas-Weber Tomas Weber <img width="803" height="617" width_o="803" height_o="617" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/2758864c71c2caf13f7fd576638c911f43848c7b794c4e4da11d8692b792f219/Screenshot-2023-04-27-at-00.59.56.png" data-mid="233848429" border="0" data-scale="100" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/803/i/2758864c71c2caf13f7fd576638c911f43848c7b794c4e4da11d8692b792f219/Screenshot-2023-04-27-at-00.59.56.png" /> I’m an award-winning magazine writer based in London.&nbsp; You can find my reportage in publications including The New York Times Magazine,&nbsp;FT Magazine, Rolling Stone,&nbsp;The&nbsp;Economist’s 1843 magazine and&nbsp;Wired.&nbsp;I’ve recently written about:&nbsp;Earthbound asteroids (FT Magazine cover story);&nbsp;Atlantis hunters (1843); England’s last lacemaker (FT Magazine); Big Food versus Ozempic (The New York Times Magazine, with a follow-up podcast on The Daily);&nbsp;orcas sinking yachts (Rolling Stone); the earliest form of writing (FT Magazine); an eerie AI romance — awarded feature of the year by the Association of British Science Writers&nbsp;— (1843); the boy who memorised Street View (The New York Times Magazine); the king of the coffee internet (FT Magazine cover story);&nbsp;kids decoding ancient scrolls (Scientific American); the undertaker of the English Channel (FT Magazine cover story); shepherds, a spaceport and a&nbsp;billionaire&nbsp;(Wired); and&nbsp;fake Fabergé eggs (The Fence). I also write for university publications.I am available for suitable writing projects. For inquiries, tips or messages of any kind, please reach out:&nbsp; tomasjweber@gmail.comSignal: weber.377