Thoralf Karlsen is a graduate of the MA social anthropology programme at the University of Edinburgh with a keen interest in visual anthropology, documentary film and journalism. At university he launched - along with fellow anthropology students - an academic journal called The Unfamiliar which he continues to have an active role in. He is currently based in London pursuing a career in journalism. Follow Thoralf on Twitter @TK_24_7_365
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