So, you, a journalist, are given this ridiculous, outrageous assignment: Write a story about one of your own, a writer who betrayed your profession on a spectacular scale. It’s the story of Stephen Glass, perhaps the most remarkable fabulist ever to pretend to be a nonfiction writer. Oh, and by the way, Glass won’t talk to [...]
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Liner notes: Storytelling with Gordon Lightfoot (yep, that’s right)
Tommy Tomlinson, under the hood
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“Why’s this so good?” No. 75: Dan P. Lee and the father who lost everything
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