Writerland
Michael Shapiro, Diego CourchayNothing good ever came from writers punishing themselves
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Chapter 160: Lost. And Found
There is one question I get from former students that hurts to read. One came the other day. The writer wasn’t sure whether to be identified as "Seeking Confidence" or "Mid-career Confidence Crisis." Either way, a discouraging pseudonym.
Chapter 159: Those We Thought We Knew
One of my favorite moments in nonfiction occurs about a third into Joseph Mitchell’s classic, Joe Gould’s Secret, composed of two New Yorker profiles of the same man, which ran in December 1942 and September 1964. Prior to the point I’m ref...
Chapter 158: Pigeonholed
I got a note the other day from a reader with a problem that is as old as it is maddening.
Chapter 157: In the Beginning
The best thing that was supposed to happen to me early in my career was, if not a disaster, then certainly close. I was hired at a small daily newspaper in New Jersey to report on several towns. I did not enjoy covering night meetings and s...
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Founder and Publisher, The Delacorte Review
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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