As if longtime Columbia J-school professor Michael Shapiro didn’t already have enough to do, with Big Round Table launching in September: Yesterday he put 17 of his students’ stories online in a pay-what-you want experiment. Project Wordsworth runs for the next week. The idea intrigues us* and we’re interested to see what will happen. As of [...]
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How’s it going with The Big Round Table and other narrative ventures, Michael Shapiro?
May 10, 2013 – 9:46 am
By Paige Williams
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Posted in narrative news
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Also tagged Anna Codrea-Rado, Anna Hiatt, BuzzFeed, Columbia School of Journalism, David Blum, Eleonore Hamelin, Huffington Post, Jonah Peretti, Kamakshi Ayyar, Keith Collins, longform.org, longreads, Madeline K.B. Ross, Mary Ann Georgantopoulous, Michael Shapiro, Mike Hoyt, Rashmi Raman, The Atavist, The Big Round Table
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Politics & storytelling, a sampler: Thompson, McGinniss, Sullivan, Lepore, Bowden, Bellow
November 6, 2012 – 10:06 am
Why hasn’t anybody Hunter S. Thompsonized this election? Or have they, and we missed it? Esquire’s Charlie Pierce approacheth – In the interest of keeping you abreast of news that hasn’t happened yet, I would like to introduce you to what the intellectuals in the employ of the Glenn Beck Empire will be saying on [...]
By Paige Williams
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Posted in #longreads
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Also tagged Byliner, Charlie Pierce, Esquire, GQ, Hunter S. Thompson, Jill Lepore, Joe McGinniss, John Jeremiah Sullivan, Roger Ailes, Rolling Stone, Saul Bellow, The Chicago Tribune, the New York Mirror, Vanity Fair
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