The article discusses troubling incidents of harassment against female journalists in Ireland, drawing attention to the case of Mark McAnaw, sentenced for his actions. The author reflects on a broader issue, illustrating the weird nature of some correspondence received by writers, particularly highlighting the bizarre phenomenon of 'green-ink' letters. These letters symbolize a disturbing tendency in some individuals who engage with media professionals, underscoring the need for safety and support for those in the industry.
"In the chip wrapper business, we have this thing known as 'green-ink' letters. It's a marker for bizarre, often disturbing correspondence that defies normal expectations."
"Over nearly two decades as a writer, particularly for tabloid papers like the Sunday World, I have received my share of unusual and unsettling letters from fans and detractors alike."
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