Articles Three Pulitzer Winners to Read Now The Pulitzer Prizes are revealed in one fell swoop, winners and finalists alike, 21 separate categories that cover everything from music to history to local news reporting. And many of… April 21, 2015 Louise Kiernan Ari Daniel: “It’s so important to show stories that have hopeful threads.” If you heard a story last week on NPR’s “Here and Now” about a new kind of nuclear reactor or perhaps remember a recent piece on PRI’s “The World” about… April 15, 2015 Weekend picks: Child stars, scandal and poetry Want some smart, provocative, moving stories for your weekend inspiration? Here are Storyboard’s picks of some notable recent work, ranging from poetry about race to essays on journalistic misdeeds and… April 10, 2015 Louise Kiernan “Power of Narrative” Conference: Three ways to tell a story Editor’s note: In his second and final installment from last weekend’s “Power of Narrative” conference at Boston University, current Nieman Fellow Gabe Bullard explores strategies for storytelling as outlined by author… March 31, 2015 Gabe Bullard “Power of Narrative” Conference: The Secrets of Access Editor’s Note: Last weekend, Boston University hosted its annual conference on narrative journalism. In the first of two dispatches from the conference, Nieman Fellow Gabe Bullard writes about a panel discussion… March 30, 2015 Gabe Bullard Virtual Reality Lets the Audience Step into the Story Journalists and documentary filmmakers are using new technologies to foster immersive storytelling March 19, 2015 Olivia Koski Writers, Editors Talk Shop at Missouri Forget South by Southwest. The real happening place to be Monday, at least if you’re a narrative nerd, was Columbia, Missouri, where you could have heard a full day’s worth… March 17, 2015 Louise Kiernan Narrative Conferences and Workshops: Where you can hone your skills in 2015 As thoughts turn to spring — and spring break — isn’t it time to plan some journalism-related travel? This round-up of upcoming conferences and workshops with a narrative or storytelling… March 13, 2015 Laura Mitchell Annotation Tuesday: Michael J. Mooney and the Most Amazing Bowling Story Ever Michael J. Mooney staked his claim in the world of narrative journalism with two stories that ran just weeks apart in the summer of 2012. In June, Mooney, a staff… March 3, 2015 Matt Tullis Billy Collins on defying convention, the reader’s indifference and making other writers jealous Billy Collins, who served as the U.S. Poet Laureate from 2001 to 2003, spoke today at the annual Symposium for Professional Wine Writers in Napa Valley. Tough gig, right?He may describe… February 18, 2015 Previous 1 … 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 … 242 Next
