
Georgia Hunter
“I hope that in telling these stories, I’ve shed some light on what it’s like to experience history as it unfolds, not in sepia or black and white or with...
“I hope that in telling these stories, I’ve shed some light on what it’s like to experience history as it unfolds, not in sepia or black and white or with...
As a young fisherman, Bren Smith spent years working long shifts on commercial trawlers that wreaked destruction along the ocean floor and in protective waters. Disheartened by an industry defined...
The bestselling author of five memoirs and five novels, Dani Shapiro’s artful, intensely emotional works have spanned subjects from Jewish culture and spirituality to grief and the nature of our...
David Owen has been a staff writer for The New Yorker since 1991. Before joining The New Yorker, he was a contributing editor at The Atlantic Monthly, and prior to...
Carl Zimmer is, in the words of New York Magazine, “the country’s most respected science journalist.” A two-time winner of the National Academies Communication Award and a three-time recipient of the American...