Articles The fashion critic of The New York Times sees clothing as an extension of culture As chief fashion critic and director for The New York Times, Vanessa Friedman has written odes to Karl Lagerfeld and Kenzo Takada — major designers who passed this year —… November 3, 2020 Cat Woods How the road led out of and back into journalism The Pivot: A young journalist was dumped out of newsrooms, found a new life, then was lured back with better boundaries October 30, 2020 Julia Shipley “His work is a parable …” Before you think this clause opens to a sentence and story about religion, because it leans on the word “parable,” it doesn’t — unless your embrace of religion, of whatever… October 28, 2020 Jacqui Banaszynski Authenticity and imagery in songwriting, outlaw country style Fred introduced me to Jerry Jeff Walker — by that, I mean that Fred sent me home, from the Lone Star State, with two purple CDs, one of which shimmered… October 27, 2020 Wade Livingston The project pitch that won funding from the International Women’s Media Foundation "Don't start from the grant; start from the story," says reporter Ylenia Gostoli October 23, 2020 Carly Stern Pitching the IWMF: Focus on undercovered issues, think big and dare to stretch For 30 years, the International Women's Media Fund has helped fund women journalists and ambitious projects around the world October 22, 2020 Carly Stern Story roots and consequences Putting an issue in context means reporting its origins and exploring its implications October 20, 2020 Jacqui Banaszynski Reporting beyond the first headlines A Washington Post team went back to Kenosha, Wisconsin, and found a story that defied easy narratives and cardboard characters October 14, 2020 Chip Scanlan How a reporter tracked good intentions to problematic consequences in family court An offhand remark by a source caught Stephanie Clifford’s interest. More than a year later, the reporter revealed a harrowing problem previously obscured in the murk of the family court… October 13, 2020 Trevor Pyle #2 rule of pitching: Respect submission protocols Following form doesn't have to limit creativity, and shows you are a professional October 9, 2020 Jacqui Banaszynski Previous 1 … 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 … 241 Next
