The New Wolf is here to tell stories. Whether that be through stimulating articles, thought-provoking discussion, unique artwork or pioneering sessions, we endeavour to provide our brand of storytelling to subjects new, topical and arcane.

We’re particularly interested in stories that are missed by the media train’s radar. Contemporary journalism lives in a time where the editor plays second to the advertisers and to the ‘hooks’. That is not to say that journalism shouldn’t be relevant, but often stories that should be told are not because of the partiality of a media exec. Therefore, our content delivers insight into an overshadowed angle of a popular story, a new story that has been overlooked, and old stories that have been forgotten and deserve unearthing because of their relevance today. We do this with a passion to showcase new artistic talent, whether that is in the form of sessions with musicians, artwork and photography, or the work of young writers.

We have found working with young contributors exciting and rewarding, and want to continue this trend. We are currently working hard to recruit a number of new authors, illustrators, filmmakers, artists and photographers from universities and young freelancers looking to start their journalistic careers. The overall aim is to build a thriving community of opinion and debate that is genuine, independent and honest.

If you are interested in writing for the Wolf please contact us @ [email protected], her bark is worse than her bite!

What we believe in:

Accessibility:

No matter how complex the content, the style of our material is not inaccessible. We aim to present challenging ideas in an undemanding manner.

Unearthing the esoteric:

A theme of a lot of our content is to unearth all that is rare and enigmatic (but of course presenting that accessibly). This may contain new artists, film-makers, musicians etc that you may not yet have heard; concepts that have yet made names of themselves; or those who have been forgotten despite their huge impact, see the Chronograph for an example.

Comprehensive knowledge:

Too much of today’s press is permeated by ‘bitesize’ news. Perhaps it is convenient, but mostly it is sloppy. We believe in producing material that is thoroughly researched and gives you a full picture of the subject. See An Introduction to… for an example.

Mixed Media:

Let’s face it the media world is changing. No longer can newspapers and magazines simply rely upon interesting writing and print. We believe that a story is a story, no matter the format. We are exponents of a visual and audio style; whether that be through showcasing new artwork, The New Wolf Sessions , the Teabag, Video and a Voice in London or our movie review discussions, see the Auricle for more.

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