Posts tagged Netflix
Writing During COVID-19: How the Pandemic has Boosted this Author’s Creativity
Writing During COVID-19: How the Pandemic has Boosted this Author’s Creativity

For New York Times bestselling author Katherine Center, the global health crisis has upended her typical writing process. Despite the distractions, she finds inspiration in the stories happening around her—and this unique period in history has become a highly creative time for her.

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Storytelling, WritingKristina W. MooreKatherine Center, The Lost Husband, writing, creativity, NetflixComment
Journalist’s Investigative Reporting Inspires Netflix Episode on Wrongfully Convicted Man
Journalist’s Investigative Reporting Inspires Netflix Episode on Wrongfully Convicted Man

Emilie Lounsberry’s high-profile assignments have included covering the Bill Cosby trial for Variety, but her greatest storytelling legacy might be the role she played in freeing Chester Hollman III, a man who served 28 years in federal prison for a murder he didn’t commit. Her work is documented in The Innocence Files, episode 7, on Netflix.

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People, StorytellingCaroline KingChester Hollman, Emilie Lounsberry, Philadelphia Inquirer, investigative reporting, journalism, College of New Jersey, Netflix, The Innocence FilesComment