The Biggest Little-Known Book Award
Belt magazine, Sept. 9, 2013. The story of the only book award in America that gives $10,000 prizes to authors whose work […]
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A Comforting Kind of Shame, an essay in Rust Belt Chic
An essay examining the role of place – Youngstown, Ohio, in my case – in the formation of identity. The book also […]
The Hacker Chronicles
[pullquote]At the time, I didn’t even know what KML or CSS meant, and I doubted my students did either. This was the […]
White Coats: Three Journeys Through an American Medical School
This book chronicles the experiences of three medical students who struggle to master the ever-increasing load of medical science, confront problems of […]
It’s Not Data Versus Story
Feature writers talk about character development, story structure and style. We rarely talk about data. Other journalists have used data to engage readers […]
Don’t Tell Your Readers When to Cry, and Other Tips from Esquire Writer Chris Jones
About a year and a half ago, Esquire writer Chris Jones became obsessed with writing a profile about the movie critic Roger […]