Articles Reporting Differently How to come back with a notebook full of narrative. March 15, 2002 Mark Kramer More Tips for Editors A collaborative relationship at The Oregonian March 15, 2002 Jack Hart Conference Participants Whose Words Appear in This Issue Jacqui Banaszynski is the assistant managing editor/Sunday at The Seattle Times and holds the Knight chair in journalism at the University of Missouri School of Journalism. Her series, “AIDS in… March 15, 2002 Indulging Curiosity Talese and Michel MarriottNew York Times reporter and 2002 Nieman Fellow Michel Marriott introduced Gay Talese at the Nieman Narrative Journalism Conference. Excerpts of their comments follow:Michel Marriott: As a… March 15, 2002 Gay Talese Tips for Editors ‘Pick three things and just keep working on them, keep reinforcing them.’Think of each of your reporter/writers as a one-year investment. Match the assignment to the writer, but stretch it… March 15, 2002 A Bunch of Tips for Reporters ‘You can break the action at times and give us background.’Say you’re writing about the Little League team winning the Little League World Series and you’re doing a narrative. That’s… March 15, 2002 Sharing the Secrets of Fine Narrative Journalism Those who do it well explain what it is they do. March 15, 2002 Interviewing Sources ‘The center of the onion is what you want.’ March 15, 2002 Isabel Wilkerson ‘The voice is you.’ “Whether it is fiction or nonfiction, the voice of the author is what keeps us going. If the voice does not capture the reader, the voice is silenced by the… March 15, 2002 Nan Talese ‘Learn how to see the world through an artist’s eyes.’ Emily Hiestand is a poet and a visual artist as well as a magical essayist. A lot of what she talked about can be summarized as thinking like an artist… March 15, 2002 Madeline Bodin Previous 1 … 347 348 349 350 351 352 353 … 432 Next
