Ariel S. Leve

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Ariel S.Leve (born January 24, 1968) is a journalist, based in New York and London. She has conducted interviews and written numerous cover stories for the Sunday Times Magazine since 2003, where her efforts got her on the shortlist for the Press Gazette magazine's 2005 Interviewer of the Year award. She has written frequently for the Guardian newspaper in the United Kingdom which included a weekly column entitled Half Empty, A pessimist's view of the world, between January 3rd 2005 and September 5th 2005, focusing on her idiosyncratic views on life. Since October 2005 Ariel Leve has written a weekly column under the title [Cassandra] for the Sunday Times Magazine. She still writes occasionally for the Guardian. She has contributed to Vogue (UK), the Evening Standard (UK), and to the book 101 Damnations: The Humorists' Tour of Personal Hells which has Michael J. Rosen as editor. Her article was entitled What Were they thinking?