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Exploring the art and craft of story

Dr. Stephanie Lareau whizzed through the trees on her mountain bike in Roanoke, Va., one day in 2018. When she wanted to stop for water and a snack, she didn’t think much of plunking down in a pile of leaves near a reservoir to rest. The next day,…

Alexandra Zayas caught the journalism bug as a kid growing up in Miami, Florida, following some of biggest news events of the time. From there, she earned a journalism degree, spent several years reporting at the Tampa Bay Times and made a brief move…

A project annotation by Alexandra Zayas of ProPublica offers insights to how an editor sees story potential and guides reporters Now, as deputy managing editor of ProPublic, Zayas move into editing where she now builds training programs for other…

EDITOR’S NOTE: For other posts in the occasional series about effective editing, read our interviews with Mike Wilson of The New York Times, Scott Stossel of The Atlantic and Lynda Robinson of The Washington Post. This interview, with Alexandra Zayas…

EDITOR'S NOTE: In this installment of our occasional series on effective editing, we featured a Q&A with Lynda Robinson, an enterprise and narrative editor at the Washington Post, and follow it with this annotation below of a sensitive story, by…

The Washington Post enterprise editor gives a behind-the-scenes look at how she worked with a reporter to access sources and recreate scenes EDITOR’S NOTE: In this installment of our occasional series on effective editing, we featured a Q&A with…

EDITOR’S NOTE: For other posts in the occasional series about effective editing, read our interviews with Mike Wilson of The New York Times and Scott Stossel of The Atlantic. The below interview with Lynda Robinson, an enterprise editor at the…

EDITOR’S NOTE: The interview with Mike Wilson of The New York Times is another in our occasional series “What makes a good editor” will be followed by his annotation of a story by Chicago correspondent Jonathan Weisman, about the political rift in a…

EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the first of an occasional series interviewing story editors about how they do their jobs. By Carly Stern Our first editor spotlight is with Scott Stossel, a D.C.-based national editor for The Atlantic who has edited a plethora…