
Inside Story: Everyone's Guide to Reporting and Writing Creative Nonfiction
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Summary
Author Biography
Her own writing has appeared in numerous regional and national publications, including The Rumpus, Salon, The Huffington Post and Alternet, to name a few. She is a contributing writer and editor to Best Altweekly Writing 2009-2010 (Northwestern University Press). Julia has personally received multiple first-place journalism awards for environmental, feature and investigative reporting, as well as multi-media journalism.
Julia is a full-time faculty member in the Creative Writing Department at Santa Fe University of Art and Design in Santa Fe, New Mexico, where she teaches a variety of nonfiction writing courses and is a faculty advisor for the student online magazine. She also is the host of The Julia Goldberg Show, a radio news program that airs on 101.5 FM out of Santa Fe, and the nonfiction editor for the acclaimed literary website, The Nervous Breakdown.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1. STORY HUNTING: The Art of Beat Reporting, and a Look at Source Development
Chapter 2. INTERVIEW WITH A VAMPIRE OR A POLITICIAN: What Makes a Good Question?
Chapter 3. THE PAPER CHASE: Information Sources, Dataviz, and Citizen Journalism
Chapter 4. THE BLANK PAGE: Creative Story Approaches
Chapter 5. IN THE BEGINNING: The Basics of Starting a Story
Chapter 6. CONSTRUCTIVE CONSTRUCTION: Beyond the Inverted Pyramid
Chapter 7. AND SCENE: The Importance of Setting
Chapter 8. PEOPLE ARE PEOPLE: Characterization in Nonfiction
Chapter 9. THE WRITER’S VOICE: Examples and Recommendations, plus the Basics of POV
Chapter 10. LINE BY LINE: The Editing Process
Chapter 11. JOURNALISM ETHICS: The Basics
Chapter 12. FUTURECASTING: Journalism Trends
Acknowledgments
Bibliography
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