Kathryn Galloway
is a Writer, based in Paris, France.

I believe words should do two things.

First, they should make sense. Whether you're unpacking an abstract concept or explaining something technical, the best writing is always clear and accessible.

Second, words should make you feel something. They have the power to ignite debates, solve problems, inspire action, or brighten someone's day. They can plant seeds of doubt or spark change. Words are tools, and I believe they should be wielded with purpose and precision.

With a BA in Journalism and an MA in Global Communications, I've spent the last decade using words to inform, connect, and inspire. My work spans essays, interviews, newsletters, blogs, web copy, and social media—each crafted to engage and resonate with audiences.

My perspective has been shaped by movement. I’ve lived in San Francisco, Madison, Minneapolis, Honolulu, Chicago, and now Paris, with additional shorter-term stints in Nicaragua, Italy, and India. These diverse experiences have sharpened my adaptability, deepened my curiosity, and strengthened my belief that storytelling transcends borders.

My most recent project, Layered, is a magazine that explores the personal and cultural stories embedded in our wardrobes. It's the latest evolution of my work—an exploration of meaning, connection, and how we express who we are through what we wear.

If you’re looking for words that resonate, stories that stick, or concepts that come to life, let’s connect.