Editors

    A quick intro to The First Pint’s editorial team.


    Indu Chandrasekhar

    Indu Chandrasekhar
    Editor and Webmaster

    Indu Chandrasekhar edits, writes and masters the web for The First Pint. Once upon a time she played the violin in a mariachi band and got up to all sorts of other culturally enlightening nonsense. Now she plays on the internet. She knows a lot of song lyrics but has trouble remembering what she ate for lunch. If you have a folding chair, she invites you to open it next to her.

    Send Indu an e-mail.


    Kathrine Anker

    Kathrine Anker
    Editor and PR Manager

    Kathrine suffers from an acute case of Anglophilia. This normally manifests itself in a tendency to grace her local pub and speak in defence of things like crowded tube carriages and warm ale. Kathrine has sustained a growing love affair with London over the last six years and she probably won’t leave, unless it’s to go to an English spa town. When she’s not frolicking in Hampstead Heath or testing her Wellingtons in a rain puddle, she’s scouring the city for quirky things to write about. If you know of a funny street name or a piece of toilet graffiti that deserves attention, Kathrine would love to hear from you. Send Kathrine an e-mail.


    Jaime Concha

    Jaime Concha
    Editor and Business Manager

    Jaime considers the part at the end of Ratatouille when the food critic eats Remy’s cooking to be the best scene in the history of cinema and the apex of human creativity. When he was a young lad, Jaime told his friends the story of a civilization of lice people that built a towering structure on one of his classmates’ heads. The story was so popular that he was henceforth known as the “Story Man.” To this day, he is still trying to beat that story. He also indulges in editing copy when there’s nothing happening on the Internet.

    Send Jaime an e-mail.


    Aoife Yourell

    Aoife Yourell
    Editor and Podcast Editor

    Aoife is Irish but has been living abroad for the past five years. She moved to London in 2004 and temped all over the city before becoming a teacher. She fled for the battery-charging climes of Barcelona two years ago, where she acquired a taste for sheep’s cheese, cava on the beach, got stuck in the middle of the odd riot and had her first article published. Hobbies include eating cheese, eating cheese with friends or eating cheese while listening to music. She misses the horizontal rains of Ireland and the unwavering dedication of Barcelona‘s blue skies but loves being back in London.

    Send Aoife an e-mail.