Theme Essay by Marcia Jarmel and Ken Schneider
In unscripted documentaries, like ours, directors enter environments over which they have no control.
Journalism
Films Convey Reality Better than Words
May 07, 2012
The Word Thieves
Apr 24, 2012
Feature by David Biddle
The digital frontier is a wide-open vista for both publishing and plagiarism.
Julia Scheeres: “It Was a Hellhole”
Feb 13, 2012
TW Interview by William Gray
I’m 27. I can’t put down A Thousand Lives by Julia Scheeres, because I'm amazed that Jonestown even happened....
The Editor Inside Me
Jan 23, 2012
Theme Essay by Jeremiah Horrigan
Told you so, kid. You’re going down, just like I said you would.
Rejection Is a Dirty Word—Except When It Isn't
Jan 09, 2012
Editor's Note by Martha Nichols
Sometimes there's no way for the most talented young authors to realize they’re offtrack unless a critic points it out.
Editors Read Your Pitches—Really
Jan 09, 2012
Theme Essay by Lynya Floyd
You have no idea how often we’re told to find new talent.
A Peacenik Reporter Gets It Wrong
Oct 24, 2011
Memoir by Jeremiah Horrigan
Boldly, I decided To Act. To Take a Stand. I would…wear an armband.
Errol Morris Takes on the Tabloids
Oct 14, 2011
Film Review by Fran Cronin
As McKinney herself says, 'If you tell a lie enough times, you come to believe it.'
Jetlag: A Love Story
Sep 22, 2011
Essay by J.p. Lawrence
Words, words, words. As a journalist, they are my bricks and mortar.
Letters from Spenser
Jun 06, 2011
Memorial Essay by Lisa Solod
Parker was as macho as he seemed, as alpha as his first hero Spenser.
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