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A series from award-winning authors and teachers of writing literary journalism on what they learned from the experience of titling their books.
Madeleine Blais
A series from award-winning authors and teachers of writing literary journalism on what they learned from the experience of titling their books.
Deborah Campbell
A series from award-winning authors and teachers of writing literary journalism on what they learned from the experience of titling their books.
Pamela Newkirk
On the balance between loyalty to the reader and to the investigated subject or community, and the need for self-awareness in literary journalism.
Julie Wheelwright
A series from award-winning authors and teachers of writing literary journalism on what they learned from the experience of titling their books.
Ted Conover

November 2021

A series from award-winning authors and teachers of writing literary journalism on what they learned from the experience of titling their books.
Michael Norman
A series from award-winning authors and teachers of writing literary journalism on what they learned from the experience of titling their books.
Amy Wilentz
On the power of two award-winning features by Mohawk journalist Dan David.
Bill Reynolds
Two classic books apply the tools of literary journalism to render Native American life in personal, culturally nuanced, and deeply observed narratives.
John Coward
Digital tools can benefit their users as long as they do not overpower personal relationships and social bonds.
Jacqueline Marino
Interpreting works of literary journalism through an Anishinaabe analytical framework for truth.
Duncan McCue

October 2021

Famous for his idiosyncratic, exuberant use of punctuation, Tom Wolfe has one of the most distinctive journalistic voices.
Matthew Ricketson
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