Marina Hyde, born in 1974, is an English journalist who has written a column for The Guardian since 2000. In the mayfly world of newspaper opinion, a tenure of more than two decades is remarkable in itself – columnists last that long at a national paper only by being reliably worth the reader’s time, week after week, through every kind of news cycle.
The facts of the CV are brief, then, but they carry weight: one paper, one byline, a quarter of a century of turning the week’s events into sentences people actually want to read. Fixtures like that are rarer in British journalism than the trade would care to admit.