Jon Ronson is an author, journalist and documentary filmmaker. All his non-fiction books have been international bestsellers, including ‘The Psychopath Test‘, which has spent two years on the bestseller list in the UK and ten weeks on the New York Times bestseller list in the US, and ‘The Men Who Stare At Goats‘, which was adapted into a film starring George Clooney.   More recently he’s co-written the screenplays for Frank, starring Michael Fassbender, and Okja, which showed at Cannes Film Festival 2017 and is on Netflix.

His many documentaries include Stanley Kubrick’s Boxes, The Secret Rulers of the World, and seven series of the BBC Radio 4 programme Jon Ronson On… He writes regularly for The Guardian and US GQ. In the US he’s also regular contributor to the PRI show This American Life, has spoken at the TED conference in Long Beach, and has appeared twice on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.

Jon aims to speak truth to power, even when those in power might not be what you expect. In ‘So you’ve been publicly shamed’ Jon tackles the twitter-sphere and the abuse of the democratisation of justice in engenders.