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Chapter 225: Fragments for a Last Reader
One morning, two summers ago, I set about choosing the typewriter I would give away that day. I’d found a heap of them in winter, piled behind a shapeless, faded sofa. It took me months to clear my father’s house after his passing, sifting...
Chapter 224: The Future for Writers…According to Claude
We writers are not what anyone would consider chill. We worry about everything – rejection, editors, publishers, readers, critics, and whether the success we enjoyed one day will carry over to tomorrow, or whether, as we suspect, we are doo...
Chapter 223: Exhausted? Stop Blaming Yourself
I ran into a friend the other day who told me he was working on a book. He appeared quite energized. I found this disconcerting. My friend is not a writer by profession, which perhaps explained his bouyant state of mind.
Writers are not su...
All the President’s Words
Michael Scherer is, depending how you see the world, either in the enviable or pitiable position of trying to put into words what he witnesses day and day out – or better said, by the hour – in Donald Trump’s White House.
He is well suited...
Chapter 221: The Journalist Putin Could Not Silence
History holds strange parallels. In the summer of 1999, two figures who would come to represent historical opposites took on roles that defined them, and their country, Russia, in the years that followed. In June, Anna Politkovskaya joined...
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Diego Courchay is a Mexican-French journalist of varying locations and languages, who has reported from New York, México City, Miami, and Washington DC.
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