Articles Share your favorite stories of 2026 Plus: Laura Mayer finds her voice through a podcast monologue, and applications are now open for 2027-28 Nieman Fellowships November 13, 2026 Mark Armstrong Annotation: Finding humor — and your own voice — in a podcast monologue How Laura Mayer used a self-produced podcast, ‘Shameless Acquisition Target,’ to tell her own story and eventually write a memoir November 12, 2026 Julia Barton A historic week, and Storyboard live onstage Kurt Streeter on the fine art of hanging out. Plus: Share your favorite stories of 2026 November 6, 2026 Mark Armstrong New York Times journalist Kurt Streeter on ‘the fine art of hanging out’ (live at SFJ) The New York Times national correspondent on showing up and building trust with your subjects November 6, 2026 Emilia Wisniewski Six journalists on reporting, writing, and getting along with your editors On flattery and the newsroom's unsung heroes: copy editors. Plus: Understanding rejection, ambition, and power dynamics in our work October 30, 2026 Mark Armstrong Memes and manipulation in storytelling ‘You Can See Everything’ redefines documentaries. Plus: Jamie Fisher interviews 140 people for her biography of singer-songwriter Elliott Smith October 23, 2026 Mark Armstrong Annotation: How to write a nuanced portrait of singer-songwriter Elliott Smith, 23 years after his death Journalist Jamie Fisher interviews 140 people to get to the heart of an artist’s life in ‘Nobody Broke Your Heart’ October 22, 2026 Trevor Pyle What does it mean to fact-check a story? Wudan Yan on the future of fact-checking in journalism. Plus: Advice for freelancing, and re-introducing yourself to your audience October 16, 2026 Mark Armstrong Journalist Wudan Yan on the importance of fact-checking as ‘peer review’ The founder of the fact-checking agency Factual discusses how journalists can organize their reporting to work collaboratively with fact-checkers October 16, 2026 Mark Armstrong The power of seeing potential: Three kinds of writing mentors How Pulitzer winner Miriam Pawel used archives and human-centered storytelling to retrace the epic journey of the University of California. Plus: National Book Award finalists and AI writer scams October 9, 2026 Erika Hayasaki 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … 257 Next
