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Emma Jones

Storyteller

Emma Jones is a non-fiction writer based in the UK. She specialises in art and culture writing, reviews and travel writing. Emma’s work has been published online and in print, including in Source Magazine, The Radavist and Elsewhere: A Journal of Place. In September 2023, she was writer in residence at Marchmont House in the Scottish Borders, working on her first full-length manuscript.  A comprehensive writing bibliography, and her contact details, can be found on her website.

Stories from Emma Jones

Meet the British Chairmakers Revitalising an Endangered Craft

Sam Cooper and Richard Platt are continuing a 150-year-old tradition and representing a craft dating back centuries.