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  • New Journalism
    / Reincarnations of the New Journalism

    …momentum under author and editor Lee Gutkind, who organized an annual creative nonfiction writing workshop at Goucher College in Baltimore, Maryland, helped establish one of the first U.S. degree programs in creative nonfiction, founded the journal Creative Nonfiction, and published several anthologies. In the editorial rooms of newspapers and magazines,…

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    …momentum under author and editor Lee Gutkind, who organized an annual creative nonfiction writing workshop at Goucher College in Baltimore, Maryland, helped establish one of the first U.S. degree programs in creative nonfiction, founded the journal Creative Nonfiction, and published several anthologies. In the editorial rooms of newspapers and magazines,…

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