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Ask TON: From idea to story
Welcome to day four of our first-birthday palooza. Today, we greet you with another episode of Ask TON. (If you need to catch up on earlier episodes, see here, here, and here.) Here’s the question for...
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Deborah Blum traces a poisonous history
Deborah Blum Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Deborah Blum’s five books have immersed her in the worlds of animal rights, the psychology of affection, the neurology of sex, the search for paranormal...
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Making the leap from news to books: Critical questions
Authors of science books often begin as writers of science news. As a science journalist who is looking to write a book, I’ve become very curious as to how other science journalists made the leap...
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Single Best: Deborah Blum
Today at The Open Notebook, we introduce a new recurring feature, Single Best. We asked top science writers to give us their best advice in one minute or less. We begin with Pulitzer Prize-winning...
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The XX question
Last spring, a series of informal conversations on the status of women in science writing led to a decision that the timing was right for a more structured, in person conversation on the subject. The...
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Deborah Blum: From book to documentary film
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Deborah Blum’s five books have immersed her in the worlds of animal rights, the psychology of affection, the neurology of sex, the search for paranormal phenomena,...
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Ask TON: From Idea to Story
Richard Elzey/Flickr (CC BY-NC 2.0) Welcome back for another installment of Ask TON. Here’s our latest question: What questions do you ask yourself about a story that you’re considering pursuing?...
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Deborah Blum Traces a Poisonous History
Deborah Blum Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist Deborah Blum’s five books have immersed her in the worlds of animal rights, the psychology of affection, the neurology of sex, the search for paranormal...
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Making the Leap from News to Books: Critical Questions
Authors of science books often begin as writers of science news. As a science journalist who is looking to write a book, I’ve become very curious as to how other science journalists made the leap...
View ArticleSingle Best: Deborah Blum
Today at The Open Notebook, we introduce a new recurring feature, called Single Best. We asked top science writers to give us their best advice in one minute or less. We are asking top science writers...
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The XX Question
Last spring, a series of informal conversations on the status of women in science writing led to a decision that the timing was right for a more structured, in person conversation on the subject. The...
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Deborah Blum: From Book to Documentary Film
Courtesy of Deborah Blum Deborah Blum Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist Deborah Blum’s five books have immersed her in the worlds of animal rights, the psychology of affection, the neurology of sex,...
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