The Art and Craft of Feature Writing¶
Blundell. (1988). The Art and Craft of Feature Writing: Based on The Wall Street Journal Guide. Penguin.
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- The device originated in Wall Street Journal feature-writing practice and is now constitutive of long-form magazine journalism, explanatory journalism, and narrative nonfiction
This sourceThe Wall Street Journal feature-writing tradition as the device's origin, in the guide used to teach the paper's writers. The Wall Street Journal feature-writing tradition as the origin and home of the device. The device as Wall Street Journal front-page feature practice, in the guide used to teach the paper's writers.
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“newspapermen, magazine and book writers, you”
- The device originated in Wall Street Journal feature-writing practice and is now constitutive of long-form magazine journalism, explanatory journalism, and narrative nonfiction
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