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Announcing Our May Narratively Academy Classes!
Looking to perfect your personal essay, finish that book, dive into an epic investigation or start writing about social issues? We've got you covered.
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Brendan Spiegel
🎶 Hear What It’s Like to Bare Your Soul and Record Music Behind Bars
Years in the making, Narratively’s new podcast, Track Change, finally drops today. Through remarkable songs, it spotlights the obstacles and hope of…
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Noah Rosenberg
✏️🛠️ A Guide to Turning Your Unreal Grief Into Something Beautiful
After her husband, Kurtis, dies inexplicably in his early 30s while on a run, Amy takes to the page to make sense of her emotions—accidentally writing a…
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Jesse Sposato
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The Pandemic Ruined My Poly Relationship—But Saved My Marriage
I should have expected my relationship with my boyfriend to crumble during quarantine. More surprising is that I fell back in love with my husband.
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Sarah A. Lybrand
Risking Life and Limb to Catalog the World’s Plants
“Plant collection” may not sound perilous, but while scaling boulders and dodging snakes, I learned just how much these intrepid explorers risk to help…
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Erin Zimmerman
✏️🛠️ Why This Writer Started an Artist Residency in a Tiny Mountain Motel—and How She Actually Made It Work
Casey Scieszka, founder of the Spruceton Inn, discusses the importance of separating your financial well-being from your art and how inspiring it is to…
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Ashley Rubell
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Shout Out: What Artistic Project Are You Working On?
Whether it’s an essay you wrote, a book that’s about to come out, a painting you have hanging in a group show, we want to hear about it.
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Jesse Sposato
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My Childhood on the Run From the FBI
I didn't think twice about the fact that we moved a lot, or that Dad always traveled separately. Then one day in middle school, Mom finally explained…
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Tyler Wetherall
The Indigenous Woman Behind South America's Biggest Male Chefs
Patricia Pérez uses her grandmother’s ancient map of the desert to forage for plants and herbs no one else on Earth can access.
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Megan Giller
The Mysterious Disappearance of Otomatsu Wada
Left to fend for himself at the Gila River internment camp, a twice-widowed Japanese-American father exited his barracks one day. Where he was headed…
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ERIC L. MULLER
✏️🛠️ What Does it Mean to Report With an Anti-Oppression Lens?
Learn how journalists can do more to keep our sources safe and respect the people whose stories we share with the world.
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Caroline Rothstein
How Living With Baboons Prepared Me for Living Through High School
The world of mean girls and cliques was a startling change from working alongside my primatologist parents. Fortunately, I’d learned a bit about…
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Keena Roberts
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