Author “During six Sundays, he never varied his routine, faithful as a migratory mallard, his route taking him through a neighborhood of apartments that all seemed to be dying of boredom.” —Pulitzer Prize winning novelist Viet Thanh Nguyen August 15, 2018 Immigration reporting from the inside-out: through the mouths and eyes of babes Dan Barry and a team of New York Times reporters channel the voices of children held in migrant detention camps August 14, 2018 Letter from Sing Sing: Writing from inside A convicted murderer shares what he learned about writing, and what writing taught him about himself and about the power of true stories August 9, 2018 “I think of myself as a humble student trying to get better and just lucky to still be getting chances to do it.” —Actor Jeff Goldblum in an interview with New York Times reporter Kathryn Shattuck August 9, 2018 “What is beyond grief?” —University of Washington marine researcher Deborah Giles August 1, 2018 Q&A: Greg Bishop on a quarterback, a suicide and a search for answers The Sports Illustrated senior writer uses intimate reporting and intricate outlining to weave personal tragedy with societal controversy July 31, 2018 Learning to read: The daily news as information and inspiration Editor’s note: Our third Shop Class – part of our Story Craft posts – grew out of breaking news stories and blogs that offer rich lessons on how to do the… July 27, 2018 “But the sea, too, took its toll.” —Jason Horowitz of the New York Times, reporting on deadline about the deadly wildfires outside Athens, Greece July 25, 2018 Learning to see: A landscape of ice, a blind boy’s eyes, a grizzly bear and a wall stain How writers use color to develop metaphor, meaning and emotion July 25, 2018 “Gary Robinson died hungry.” —Pulitzer Prize winning crime reporter and novelist Edna Buchanan July 21, 2018 Previous 1 … 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 … 240 Next
