Articles Get your piping hot National Magazine Awards winners right here! The American Society of Magazine Editors held its annual Ellies awards gala today, and it was a big night for Mother Jones and The New York Times Magazine.Here’s a handy list of… February 7, 2017 Kari Howard 5(ish) Questions: Ted Conover and “Immersion: A Writer’s Guide to Going Deep” The journalist, who has spent the last 30 years immersing himself in others' lives, talks about going beyond the "cardboard versions" of people, and the ethics of undercover reporting February 7, 2017 Katia Savchuk Trying to find the dividing line between “travel writing” and “writing about place” Two-time Pulitzer winner Paul Salopek, now on a years-long trek that is "slow journalism" personified, and two others talk about storytelling that happens to involve travel February 2, 2017 Niki Kottmann “I’m here to remind you today that great journalism can also find ordinary, regular people and find the extraordinary in what they do” At Harvard's "The Future of News: Journalism in a Post-Truth Era" event, Chicago Tribune reporter Lolly Bowean says that going small can sometimes forge connections -- and overcome divisions --… February 2, 2017 Kari Howard “What I can hear are occasional coyotes and a constant chorus of ‘Baby the Rain Must Fall’ from the jukebox in the Snake Room next door, and if I were also to hear those dying voices, those Midwestern voices drawn to this lunar country for some unimaginable atavistic rites, ‘rock of ages cleft for me,’ I think I would lose my own reason.” —Joan Didion, "On Morality," The American Scholar, 1965. February 1, 2017 Kari Howard Annotation Tuesday! Adrian Chen and “Unfollow” The New Yorker writer talks about his story on the awakening of a daughter of the reviled Westboro Baptist Church, calling it "a culmination of things I was writing about… January 31, 2017 Katia Savchuk 5 Questions: Julie Beck and “When Are You Really an Adult?” In her Atlantic piece, the writer captures that moment when you’ve worn a cap and gown but at the same time feel like a little kid playing dress-up January 26, 2017 Kaitlynn Martin “A big pair of garden shears sat on the counter, as foreboding as Chekhov’s gun on the mantel.” —Christopher Solomon, "The Detective of Northern Oddities," Outside magazine, January 4, 2017. January 25, 2017 Kari Howard Annotation Tuesday! Chris Hamby and “The Court That Rules the World” The BuzzFeed News reporter talks about reporting a story that's hiding in plain sight, and not being intimidated by complicated subjects January 24, 2017 Katia Savchuk A time of endings: a presidency, and a tree that held lifetimes of memories Just in time for the weekend, here’s a little list of some of the things I’ve been listening to and reading this week, some of it online — Storyboard included,… January 20, 2017 Kari Howard Previous 1 … 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 … 246 Next
