James Snell is a writer and student from Westcliff-on-Sea.
His work has appeared in The Telegraph, National Review, Prospect, The American Spectator, CapX, New Humanist, the International Business Times, the Daily Mirror, Left Foot Forward, NOW News, History Today, Quillette, The Jerusalem Post, Middle East Eye, The New Arab, The Arab Weekly, The Washington Examiner, The Daily Caller, openDemocracy, The Salisbury Review, Harry’s Place, and Free Inquiry magazine – among others. For a time, he wrote the “High Society” column for The Transnational Review, a journal of the Australian Institute of International Affairs. A former blogger for the Huffington Post UK, he has written regularly for many other online publications.
He is currently reading History at Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge. While at Cambridge, he has written for Varsity and The Cambridge Student.
