David King is Editor-in-Chief of Volume 60 of Arthur. He is also a writer and part-time graphic designer. A journalist from Volumes 57-59, he is entering his fifth year in Cultural Studies at Trent University, where his current academic focus includes trans autotheory, Internet culture, and broadcast arts.
Other bylines include Peterborough Currents, OrilliaMatters, and audio production at Trent Radio as its first Summer Broadcast Journalist. At Arthur, David’s beats of choice include covering political and cultural happenings around Peterborough.
David has unwillingly appeared in a National Post op-ed calling protesters including himself "militant trans activists." Despite being doxxed as a result of this exposure, he has never returned from this peak.
In his sparse spare time, David enjoys watching the infielders for the Philadelphia Phillies, reading copious amounts of manga, and displaying symptoms of commodity fetishism.
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