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Beth McColl
English non-fiction writer From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Bethany Emma McColl (born 19 June 1993) is an English columnist, author and podcaster. She has had columns in Dazed and Glamour UK and wrote the non-fiction books How to Come Alive Again (2019) and Romanticise Your Life (2024).
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Early life
McColl is from Kent.[1] She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in English literature from the University of Exeter in 2015.[2]
Career
McColl initially gained prominence through her social media presence, particularly on Twitter.[3] In 2016, McColl joined the magazine Dazed as an advice and relationships columnist, which included agony aunt articles. She had a nickname Teddy or Teddy Bless. She also contributed articles to the likes of Vice, Square Mile, Elle and Metro.[4]
In 2019 via Unbound Publishing, McColl published her debut self-help book How to Come Alive Again.[5][6] She joined Glamour UK in 2020 as a monthly mental health columnist.[4]
As of 2023, McColl hosts the weekly pop culture podcast Everything is Content with Ruchira Sharma and Oenone Forbat.[7][8] Also announced in 2023, Orion Publishing Group secured the rights to publish McColl's sophomore non-fiction book Romanticise Your Life in 2024.[9] The book "looks at the small ways we can bring more joy to our lives".[10][11] She helped to organise a rooftop book club with Secret London as part promoting the book.[12]
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Personal life
McColl has dealt with depression and anxiety,[13] as well as Tourette's and ADHD,[14][15] the latter of which she was diagnosed with an adult.
Bibliography
- How to Come Alive Again (2019)
- Romanticise Your Life: How to Find Joy in the Everyday (2024)
References
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