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When I was in college I ran across an anthology called The Literary Journalists. I’d already begun doing painfully reverent imitations of writers like Joseph Mitchell and Alec Wilkinson and Joan Didion—but the book's editor, Norman Sims, was even more reverent: he had collected their work and declared it to have as much value as any other kind of writing. I had a come-to-Jesus moment. I first got published in extremely well-camouflaged journals like The Cream City Review. Eventually, with the requisite amount of luck, I got into The Atlantic Monthly, Harper’s, The New Yorker, Rolling Stone. I'll keep writing for those magazines and others, but I'm happy to be telling stories here. (You can read any of my posts anytime! They don't age that fast!)
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The original source for “The Boy Who Loved Transit” and “The Great Centralia Coal Fire.”
Rolling Stone hasn’t made everything available, but here are three: “The Unending Torture of Omar Khadr,” “Boss Hog,” and “Corporal Raya’s Last Stand“
Working Life interviews:
Jennifer Love, forensic pathologist
Sister Maria Sanchez, nun
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