Author Nell Lake Destruction Teams Tackling Bird Flu This journal about traveling with bird-destruction teams in Turkey is honest, informative and full of voice.This is an intimate sharing of a difficult journey. The author uses first person not… January 16, 2006 Three Hours in the Dark We appreciated the good writing in this piece, the evocative detail garnered through interview. It’s a wonderful example of how narrative techniques can flesh out a story that’s been reported,… January 11, 2006 For Family, Affirmation Has a Cost This story gives background on the acquittal of Sami Al-Arian of terrorism charges. In 930 words, Gezari provides an intimate sense of his family, some history of his marriage and… January 11, 2006 What’s Best for Baby M? Martin and photographer Mike Siegel followed a couple for more than two years as they tried to regain custody of their baby daughter. We liked the ending to the piece,… January 4, 2006 On Their Own This moving series examines the development of a friendship between high school seniors Iven and Gary, which thrives not despite but because of the financial, legal, academic and family challenges they face.Baltimore… January 4, 2006 In Wildfire’s Way This piece is plot-driven, yet builds character, as it illuminates conflicts created by human encroachment into fire-prone areas. The piece offers both adventure and context. With skillful asides, Foster alludes… December 27, 2005 Small Town Justice This story provides facts, reveals wrongs, while weaving a good tale and involving the reader in the lives of its characters. In the words of the piece’s editor, Bruce DeSilva:… December 27, 2005 A Wicked Wind This is a narrative measured out in minutes. It is precisely and, as the Pulitzer board wrote in their commendation, meticulously reconstructed. Keller traces the minutes leading up to the… December 21, 2005 Angels & Demons This piece is full of French’s signature muscular approach to theme and idea. He’s eager to frame a story, provide his "take." His gutsiness makes him an authoritative and compelling… December 15, 2005 Survival's Nothing New This piece is built on well-written sentences, scenes with terrific dialogue and vivid characters. Montgomery poses a question—how to survive when survival was so tough even before the hurricane—which he… December 13, 2005 Previous 1 … 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 … 27 Next