Joanna Modes: Her Early Childhood
Hello everyone, I know I said I would write the next part about Joanna Modes right away… and I didn’t. I’m sorry for that. The reason is quite simple. I was offered a position at an editorial office, truly my dream job. And when I say dream job, I really mean it. But it came with an avalanche of writing. Articles, deadlines, constant assignments. Even for someone like me, and I genuinely have a light pen — it was a lot. I run my three blogs purely as a hobby. No one pays me for them, so naturally my editorial work had to take priority. Besides this blog about Joanna (which I had barely even managed to properly start), I also write about the life of a painter Tracey Emin and her traumatic personal journey, as well as about Malala Yousafzai, who, after being targeted by the Taliban in Pakistan at the age of fifteen for advocating girls’ education, survived an assassination attempt and became the youngest Nobel Peace Prize laureate. I suppose I simply like writing about interesting a...
