Pitch perfect: how to sell more stories
John Gierach is likely the only person who can send just about anything in and have it published.
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John Gierach is likely the only person who can send just about anything in and have it published.
Pitch perfect: how to sell more stories Read More »
It’s that time of year. If you haven’t already committed to attending OWAA’s annual conference, you are probably weighing the pros and expenses.
Paddling for a profit: How to turn one trip into multiple stories Read More »
When an assigned word count limits the amount of information you can present in an article, most of us rely upon photos, the picture’s-worth-athousand-words, space-saving solution for presenting visual details that describing might consume too many column inches.
Get graphic in your storytelling Read More »
Interviewing is an intimate method of harvesting a person’s experience, observations or expertise for a story. The kid who caught a state-record fish and the hiker who completed the Appalachian Trail in record time are initially just a few numbers and some background on a page.
The art of the interview Read More »
An Oregon police chief in my newspaper’s circulation area was arrested for illegally guiding would-be cougar and bobcat poachers, who happened to be undercover police officers.
How to cover the outdoors like a crime reporter and find better stories Read More »
A dim but unrelenting chorus chimes in my mind. “Where is that word I want?”
Finding the right word Read More »
But sometimes people want to hear exactly what a subject has to say in his or her own words. That’s where the question-and-answer format comes in.
Crafting the Q & A Read More »
First, I have to apologize for starting off with a cliché, but I think I can justify it.
As print goes digital, journalists adapt: a newspaperman embraces video and lists Read More »
By Christine Peterson — We’ve all been there. It’s ice fishing season. Again…
Keep annual event coverage fresh Read More »
By Brett Prettyman — For more than two decades I’ve watched my OWAA colleagues in the television world produce amazing work…
And putting paper on video Read More »