Search results for “climate” Showing 141 results What makes an effective editor? Flexibility, mutual trust and chocolate chips A new Storyboard series starts with Atlantic national editor Scott Stossel talking about what he brings to stories and writers May 10, 2024 True stories embrace the dualities of life The editor ponders the emergence of spring as a metaphor for tension inherent in life — and stories March 26, 2024 A reporting team trekked back 50 years to explore an unsolved climbing mystery In "Ghosts on the Glacier," John Branch and a New York Times multi-media team tell a tale with echoes of the 2012 Pulitzer-winning project "Snow Fall" February 6, 2024 A journalist’s journey into her family story leads to a history of American pie EDITOR’S NOTE: This essay is from the archives. If you celebrate American Thanksgiving, I hope it was grand and that you have some leftover pie.By Dustin RenwickOne Saturday morning several… November 22, 2023 Staying cool in the face of heated criticism By Jacqui BanaszynskiEverybody talks about the weather — more than ever these days. But not everybody gets death threats for their comments.Yet that’s what happened to Chris Gloninger, a chief… July 18, 2023 2023 Power of Narrative: Revving the story engine Atavist editor Seyward Darby on the writing craft that drives readers through a story to the end: Plot, characters, scene May 10, 2023 “…the stories it told … were not someone else’s but one larger story of which they, too, were a part.” By Jacqui BanaszynskiAs I read Celeste Ng’s most recent novel, I couldn’t help but think of George Orwell’s “1984” or Margaret Atwood’s “A Handmaid’s Tale.” Nor could I avoid echoes… March 1, 2023 Jon Mooallem’s narrative on the Camp Fire: “The value is in the telling” The experienced author and magazine writer takes on the aftermath of California's biggest wildfire with insecurity and empathy February 16, 2023 If journalism is part of the problem, can it be part of the solution? It is not enough for stories to expose problems to societal problems; they should explore how people tackle those problems January 6, 2023 Making good journalistic trouble, Part II: Highlighting urgency and proximity Nonfiction stories should include reporting that shows that distant-seeming problems are closer and more immediate than realized December 8, 2022 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … 15 Next
