Search results for “power of storytelling” Showing 460 results Michael Kruse & Bill Duryea: Lessons from a 16-year reporter-editor partnership The journalists share how they supported and learned from each other at the Tampa Bay Times and Politico. September 25, 2025 Finding your book’s main characters Megan Greenwell's “Bad Company,” annotated. Plus: What makes dialogue work on the page? September 19, 2025 Megan Greenwell on holding out for the once-in-a-lifetime book idea The author of “Bad Company” on the merits of waiting until she was seized by an obsession and couldn’t let go September 19, 2025 Revisiting the historical narrative in a reported memoir Sara Kehaulani Goo tells a personal story about Maui. Plus: what happens when your subjects don't like your story? August 22, 2025 Resisting the ‘tidy narrative’ Mallary Tenore Tarpley on how to ask deeper questions about illness and recovery. Plus: advice for sharpening your podcast skills August 15, 2025 ‘A Noiseless Flash’: Hiroshima, 80 years later The power of one story, and the need for many. Plus: Maurice Carlos Ruffin on “getting your protagonist out of the house” August 8, 2025 A cure for story paralysis Lane DeGregory's advice on not playing it safe, plus: how to interview shy people August 1, 2025 Two evergreen lessons in writing and reporting Author Dana A. Williams on Toni Morrison's influential work as an editor, plus Mina Kimes and Pablo Torre on the pitfalls of writing about athletes. July 18, 2025 How to tell stories about life and death (and everything in between) Line Vaaben and photographer Jacob Ehrbahn visit a palliative care unit for terminally ill patients for the Denmark-based outlet Politiken July 10, 2025 The Craft of Memoir: Irvin Weathersby Jr. on truth-telling in a travelogue ‘The goal of art is to seek out something pure and true and to convey it.’ The author of ‘In Open Contempt’ on making sense of history and his own… July 2, 2025 Previous 1 … 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 … 46 Next
