Graham Majin was a broadcast journalist for 20 years, 14 of them at BBC News. His inside knowledge gives him a unique insight into how journalists think and how news is produced. He also shot and directed documentary films for the BBC.

As a media entrepreneur he ran his own video production company creating everything from animations to TV drama. He now teaches journalism and media at university. He is the author of magazine articles, academic papers and book chapters which explore how the concept of Journalistic Truth is understood differently by audiences, journalists and academics, and how it evolves over time. He has also written about Donald Trump, fake news, misinformation, the history of journalism and the challenges of journalism education in the 2020s. Truthophobia is his first, full-length book on journalism.

He is the owner of way too many books. When he’s not reading them, writing or thinking, he enjoys walking, cycling and trying to play jazz saxophone. He lives in Dorset on the sunny south coast of England.

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