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The Problem with Modern Non-Fiction Reading: Speed Over SubstanceIn the current media landscape, non-fiction reading often becomes a race: finish more...
Every book we choose says something about what we value. But beyond the content, the act of reading itself carries ethical weight: how we acquire book...
An ethics library is not a static collection of dusty volumes. It is a living resource, a forest of ideas that can shelter and challenge you across a ...
Investigative journalism has long been a cornerstone of democratic accountability, but its sustainability is under threat. Newsroom budgets shrink, au...
Non-fiction genres are not static boxes. They are living systems—sets of expectations, conventions, and reader goals that interact with each other. Tr...
Investigative non-fiction is not a single genre. It is a family of practices, each with distinct ethical obligations, narrative strategies, and risks....
Introduction: Why Narrative Frameworks Matter in Our Digital AgeIn my practice, I've observed a critical shift: audiences no longer consume history pa...
We have all encountered writing that makes us nod along—or bristle with disagreement. Polemical writing, the art of forceful argument, is everywhere: ...