Articles

Ravitz made time and space for a daughter and son to talk about their father's death in hopes of helping others

A top Danish journalist uses a one-word theme and color-coded Post-its to find the path through her stories

Lines from a Muriel Rukeyser poem echoed forward into the heart of a Christmas movie starring Dame Maggie Smith

Sutter spent a year following victims of Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico for CNN, and gained insights about taking care of story subjects and himself.

The son of a bawdy woman talks about writing an irreverent obituary to match his mom's irreverent life

Narrative editor Jan Winburn created a class at the University of Montana focused on "The Worst Day Ever: Writing about Trauma"

Jacob Stern knew nothing about boxing when he set out to ask a painful question: How can a boxer who killed an opponent return to the ring?

A re-read of Didion's work shows the evolution of excellence that came through years of hard work and self scrutiny

A charter member of IRE carried lessons from Didion's probe of the 1989 Central Park jogger case throughout his career

“I’d told a few friends but asked them to keep it under their hats,” Kari emailed me in the spring of 2016. She had just been appointed editor of Nieman…