Neil Boorman is a writer and journalist based in London. He was the founder of the infamous fanzine Shoreditch Twat, which later became an installation at the Barbican Gallery and a comedy show on Channel 4. Neil was the editor-in-chief at Sleazenation before launching his own magazine, Good For Nothing. He also co-created the social stereotype column 'Devil's Dandruff' in the Guardian. He has worked with brands such as Sony, Budweiser, Adidas and Diesel, while also writing for The Times, Time Out, i-D, the BBC news website and Film 4.

Neil Boorman is a writer and journalist based in London. He was the founder of the infamous fanzine Shoreditch Twat, which later became an installation at the Barbican Gallery and a comedy show on Channel 4. Neil was the editor-in-chief at Sleazenation before launching his own magazine, Good For Nothing. He also co-created the social stereotype column 'Devil's Dandruff' in the Guardian. He has worked with brands such as Sony, Budweiser, Adidas and Diesel, while also writing for The Times, Time Out, i-D, the BBC news website and Film 4.