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Mark Cantrell is a UK-based writer and journalist with some 15 years' experience working for B2B publications in print and online.
Along the way, Mark has also done the odd bit of freelance work on both a professional and semi-pro basis.
This site pulls together a selection of his past writings: you can think of it as an extended portfolio.
Mark has written on the housing industry, construction, local government, business, politics and current affairs, public and social policy, and a host of thematic subjects relevant to his B2B audiences.
This site also reflects his personal interests, with articles on culture, books, politics, and the writing life.
Along the way, Mark has also done the odd bit of freelance work on both a professional and semi-pro basis.
This site pulls together a selection of his past writings: you can think of it as an extended portfolio.
Mark has written on the housing industry, construction, local government, business, politics and current affairs, public and social policy, and a host of thematic subjects relevant to his B2B audiences.
This site also reflects his personal interests, with articles on culture, books, politics, and the writing life.
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