Intimate Journalism: The Art and Craft of Reporting Everyday Life

Walter G. Harrington

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Prologue The Job of Remembering for the Tribe A Writer's Essay Seeking the Extraordinary in the Ordinary The Man Who Couldn't Read - Gary Smith Shadow of a Nation - Gary Smith The American Man at Age Ten - Susan Orlean The Last Housewife in America - David Finkel TV without Guilt - David Finkel Mrs Kelly's Monster - Jon Franklin Missing Alice - Pete Earley In These Girls, Hope Is a Muscle - Madeleine Blais Zepp's Last Stand - Madeleine Blais Each Other's Mirror - Jeanne Marie Laskas How the World Turns in West Philadelphia - Richard Ben Cramer Death in Venice - Mike Sager True Detective - Walt Harrington When Daddy Comes Home - Walt Harrington The Shape of Her Dreaming - Walt Harrington

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