Narratively
Narratively, Guia Cortassa, Elizabeth Laura Nelson, Kerra Bolton, Seth Lorinczi, Noah Rosenberg, Brendan Spiegel, Jesse Sposato, Elizabeth Austin, Brad Scriber, Rebecca Evans, Angie Chuang, Caroline Rothstein, Jerald WalkerDiscover extraordinary true stories celebrating the diversity of humanity.
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Prompt: What's the Secret That Upended Your Family?
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Last Chance to Join "The Expert’s Guide to Fact-Checking Your Nonfiction Book"
Writers who’ve worked with us at Narratively know we spend a lot of time fact-checking our longform pieces. But did you know that book publishers, um … don’t really do that? It’s often just left to the author to check their own work, which ...
Things I Love: When Writers Brag About Their Fact-Checking
Next week at Narratively Academy, longtime National Geographic fact-checker Brad Scriber joins us for a special seminar, The Expert’s Guide to Fact-Checking Your Nonfiction Book. Today, Brad’s helping demystify fact-checking and shouting ou...
Your Tuesday Read: I Went to the Hospital to Give Birth…And Tested Positive for Meth
Writer Maggie Downs imagined herself doing things like stretching and walking around freely while in labor — maybe not a walk in the park, exactly, but something that involved her own will. The experience she had instead — at a time when sh...
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Milan-based editor and translator. Writer for international magazines focusing on art, music, and literature. Radio host.
Elizabeth Laura Nelson co-founded Jenny (jennymag.com). She is currently writing a memoir about her best friend, Jeff, based on her story for the New York Times's Modern Love column. She hasn't posted to her Substack in ages.
Winner of the New York Times Award for Outstanding Journalism, Kerra has excited readers through her writing for over 25 years. She has been featured in CNN, Ebony, Good Housekeeping and The Times of Israel.
Raised by Holocaust survivors, saved by psychedelics. Culture writing via psychedelics, punk, and the quest for belonging.
I'm the Founder, CEO and Head of Content at Narratively, and a proud Brooklyn dad. When I'm not creating or consuming stories, you'll likely find me on two wheels somewhere.
Chief Creative Officer and Co-founder, Narratively
Executive editor at Narratively. Also writes essays around the internet about feminist things, friendship, parenting, and more.
Elizabeth Austin is a writer and solo cancer mom. Her work has been published with Narratively, Harper's Bazaar, McSweeney's, HuffPost, The Sun, and others. Find out more at writingelizabeth.com and on Instagram @writingelizabeth
Writer, poet, performer, educator, & documentary filmmaker. On Substack to read. On my website to write: www.carolinerothstein.com/my-words
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