Search results for “so you want to write a book” Showing 1014 results First Person Singular: It's not just about you Getting stuck next to a compulsive talker is one of the worst things that can happen at a dinner party or on a long bus ride. Even worse: the self-centered… June 28, 2006 Jon Franklin interviewed by Ole Soennichsen What is your advice on structuring a story while reporting? You report for structure the same way you report for anything else. When you’re reporting for dramatic narrative, you’re reporting… November 18, 2004 A Writer’s Essay: Seeking the Extraordinary in the Ordinary This essay is based on presentations given in advanced feature writing seminars the author taught at The Washington Post. On Thinking About Intimate Journalism It’s the kiss of death for anyone aspiring… March 28, 1997 Sex and cats: The 2022 people’s choice awards Analytics measure more and more in our lives. I receive a report every week sending me stats that show how Storyboard posts performed on eight different measures. Eight.Everything seems to… December 28, 2022 Bear essentials and beyond A few shares on bears and books, puppies and propaganda, football and failures of leadership July 28, 2022 Putting the ‘I’ in storytelling In reporting about psilocybin, Robert Sanchez reveals his own story. Plus: True Story Award, Roy Peter Clark, and the Liang-Zhou Nieman Fellowship June 27, 2025 Remembering William Langewiesche Plus: The Black List's Franklin Leonard on journalism and Hollywood, and finding stories ‘in the strange minutiae’ June 20, 2025 The Black List’s Franklin Leonard on the power of ‘Based on a true story’ in Hollywood The producer and founder reflects on 20 years of celebrating and supporting screenwriters, and how true stories become entertainment June 19, 2025 Tech reporter Drew Harwell on the very online life of a 24/7 Twitch streamer Podcast: The Washington Post writer shares his experience covering the intersection of technology, politics, and culture in an era of distrust and division June 5, 2025 ‘What we work on are words’: Seeking clarity and humanity in language The Marshall Project's Akiba Solomon on the language of incarceration. Plus: Roxane Gay's syllabus, podcast budgets, and finding a story hook May 23, 2025 Previous 1 … 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 … 102 Next
