Daniel Singer was a British journalist and socialist writer known for his contributions as the European correspondent for The Nation magazine. He was a respected voice in the world of leftist journalism, providing insightful analysis on European politics, economics, and social movements.

His work focused on interpreting the events of the day through a Marxist lens and advocating for a socialist future. Singer's books, such as 'The Road to Gdansk: Poland and the USSR' and 'Is Socialism Doomed?: The Meaning of Mitterrand', critically examined the state of socialism and the challenges it faced in the late 20th century.

Singer's commitment to his ideals and his incisive writing earned him a dedicated readership and a lasting legacy in the field of political journalism.