Claire Mainprize
School
Seattle Pacific University, Fuller Theological Seminary
Expertise
Pop Culture, Spirituality, Health & Wellness
- Claire currently serves as the Lead News Editor at The List.
- She's an active member of the International Association of Professional Writers and Editors and holds a certification in SEO in addition to her degrees.
- As a multidisciplinary editor and writer with more than 8 years of experience, Claire's portfolio includes creative, academic, and content writing within a range of industries, but she's found a home in the women's lifestyle niche.
Experience
Claire is a Colorado-based writer and editorial manager who explores the intersections of spirituality, sexuality, and pop culture. Her work has appeared in several books as well as Patheos, WebMD, the award-winning FULLER magazine, and various other publications both online and in print. As a passionate advocate for LGBTQ+ rights and mental health, she approaches all facets of her profession — including shepherding The List's talented team of freelancers — with empathy at the forefront. In her spare time, you'll either find her playing with her niece and nephew or binging mumblecore with a pale ale in hand.
Education
Claire earned her bachelor's in English with an emphasis in Creative Nonfiction at the liberal arts school Seattle Pacific University, where she graduated cum laude. Later, she earned her master's in Theology, Culture, and the Arts from Fuller Theological Seminary. She also holds a certificate in Search Engine Optimization from the eMarketing Institute.
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Stories By Claire Mainprize
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Who is Kate Winslet's daughter, Mia Threapleton?
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You may be wondering: How much screen time is too much? Well, wonder no more. Here's how long you should spend on your phone each day.
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Although Dr. Ruth Westheimer stands at just 4 feet, 7 inches, she's overcome enough in her 92 years of life to make her stand tall and mighty.
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If you live in a state devoid of Aldi stores, you're missing out. Since the first Aldi store opened in Germany 80 years ago, they've garnered legions of fans.
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To combat hard water stains, there's no need to head to the cleaning aisle of your grocery store or make a smelly DIY concoction - use this hack instead.
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There's a reason Costco has so many loyal members. If you haven't already added coffee to your list of Costco favorites, the time has come. Here's why.
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When James Blake first crossed paths with Jameela Jamil, she hadn't yet landed the acting role on "The Good Place" as the snobbish and quick-witted Tahani.
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Upon graduating from the Naval Academy with distinction, Jimmy Carter was assigned to the USS Wyoming, where he spent two years completing surface ship duty.
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In addition to making final farewells, Prince Philip spent his last days on earth planning every moment of his own funeral service.
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The year 2021 is already making a name for itself as the year of good books. Turns out our favorite authors have been busy churning out some new bestsellers.
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Whether she's on the screen, stage, or runway, one thing is instantly noticeable about Zoë Kravitz: her distinctive and extensive collection of tattoos.
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Max Brooks is the son of Mel Brooks and the late Anne Bancroft. Here's what you don't know about the talented writer, husband, father, and zombie fan.
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Clint Eastwood is a legendary actor, director, and producer. But have you ever heard about Clint Eastwood's real-life role as Mayor of Carmel, California?
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When Danielle Bradbery landed Blake Shelton his fourth consecutive win as a coach on The Voice, devoted fans wondered what path her career would take.
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The camaraderie between Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin, and Dolly Parton stretches back to the late 1970s when the trio costarred in the cult-classic comedy 9 to 5.
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Firefly Lane fans are falling head over heels for character Johnny Ryan, but you may be having trouble figuring out why this Aussie actor looks so familiar.
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If you've ever slid your shower curtain out of the way only to find a dried-up clump of hair from your last rinse clinging to the drain, you're not alone.