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By Jesse Dougherty

Jesse Dougherty

Stories (and stories about stories).

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An Oberlin Football Story for the New Yorker

This is a newsletter about a story I wrote that is set in Ohio. But because I didn’t travel to report said story, I do not have a photo of Ohio, so you’ll have to settle for a shot of the trees behind our house during a recent rain storm....

9 days ago
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Dear Eva

Eva Mary Niesen Dougherty.

Dear Eva

After the Washington Post laid me off in February, Kevin Dupzyk, an ace editor at Esquire, asked if I was interested in writing about losing a dream job in the same month my daughter was born. I’m...

25 days ago
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So Close, Still Noticed

A baseball photo for a newsletter about baseball.

So Close, Still Noticed

This morning at NOTUS, we published my profile of Donovan Casey, who spent five days with the Nationals in 2022 but never made it into a game, then never made...

a month ago
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One Day in America

A photo of a stream at the public golf course at Forest Park in St. Louis, which features prominently in this newsletter.

One Day in America

I’m a bit late to this, but Esquire recently published a project called One Day in America,...

2 months ago
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Infinite Toll

A recent photo of the U.S. Capitol, the workplace of one person mentioned in this newsletter (which means this caption doubles as a trigger warning).

Infinite Toll

Over the weekend, we set a family record for the most people to hold...

2 months ago
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