Christian Nielsen
Christian Nielsen is a journalist, copy writer and editor based in Brussels. He writes pretty much anything that takes his fancy, from the woes of travelling with kids to the dangers of antidepressants, but technology, EU affairs and science writing pay the bills.
Articles
Anzac Day: Digging beneath the myth of the unruly Australian digger
Spain’s Pegasus sports car is no myth
The road less travelled, part V: Shakespeare in Sweden
The road less travelled IV: The rich texture of the original Hamburger
The road less travelled III: The cycle of life in Groningen
The road less travelled II: Overwhelmed at Overloon
The road less travelled: Navigating without algorithms
Economic recovery means little to Europe’s working poor
When you’re a collector… don’t give too much away
What happens when science fiction crosses into science fact?
Flying under the radar of aviation history
Defusing the social media timebomb
The leper priest who lost his marbles
Romania’s myths, legends, warts and charms
Half-baked rules undermine community spirit
A knack for the exclusive non-interview
Robert Mugabe and ethical tourism
Will the real Olympics please stand up!
Greece and the euro – a Trojan tragedy
‘Redheads under the bed’ as a substitute for good reporting
Scandinavia: is the far right far off?
Mid-life gardening… fertile futility
Mobile revolution in the Middle East
Falling in love… too literally
Who wants to be a millionaire? I don’t (know)
Dumbfounded by smart-arse software
Facebook: consider yourself de-friended
Huff and puff brought the economic house down
Swedish idiom and the sum of all cardamom
EU election monitoring… junket, joke or both?
That joke isn’t funny any more
Psion of things to come – technology’s curse
Christian, I translated one of your stories: https://florsnieuweblog.blogspot.be/2017/12/wie-blijft-die-schrijft.html
Grz,
Indeed. Been a while. Have to work out a way to catch up electronically in a less public domain. Love to M and the family.
At last!
Hard to find, no Facebook, no Linkedin, but not invisible!
Kris (Oslo)