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The Guardian again bets on elegant design, elegant writing and a print publication to showcase the best of in-depth nonfiction journalism

Author and journalism teacher Mallary Tenore Tarpley uses Post-its and origami paper to outline her reported memoir on eating disorders

—Charles P. Pierce (paraphrased) on college basketball coach Bobby Knight

In frenzied times and a strained news economy, editors are often the first to be cut — just when they are needed more than ever

—David Grann in his nonfiction book "Killers of the Flower Moon"

By Jacqui BanaszynskiJet lag clawed at me for days after getting home from writing workshops in Romania. My return flights involved cancellations, delays, the demand to check a bag I…

From the mountains of Romania to storytellers everywhere: Sharing key lessons from a five-day immersion in craft

A friend and former colleague analyzes the grace in a meditation by Ann Finkbeiner about the passing of seasons and years

By Jacqui BanaszynskiI have a tendency to notice odd juxtapositions in the news. Many baffle me to the point of annoyance, as when a major news site tells me, on…

By Jacqui BanaszynskiI have been weary with heartache, confusion and a deep sense of “should” since Hamas waged a vicious, surprise attack on Israel Oct. 7. The heartache and confusion…