Category: Letter from the Editors

by The Editors October 7, 2018 0

Introducing The Sunday Long Read Membership Program

Hello! After months of research and deliberation, today we welcomed the first Sunday Long Read members. You can read moreContinue Reading

by The Editors September 15, 2018 0

Letter from the Editors

New look, same old us

In case you hadn’t noticed – our website looks a little different! The newsletter has grown so much since weContinue Reading

by The Editors March 19, 2017 0

Letter from the Editors

Our 100th Letter!

NOTE: If you’re just joining us, you can subscribe to our Sunday Long Read newsletter here. Today, we sent outContinue Reading

by The Editors January 30, 2017 0

Letter from the Editors

Welcoming Our Newest Contributing Editors

Since bringing on an amazing crop of contributing editors last year, we’ve enjoyed reading their turns as guest curators (youContinue Reading

by The Editors January 30, 2017 0

Letter from the Editors

Fan Letters: A Collection

Here, you can find the excellent Fan Letters our subscribers have sent in. If you want one of your favoriteContinue Reading

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There a few couples like Deborah and James Fallows, who have spend more than half a decade talking to people and visiting towns across America to produce "Our Towns," first a New York Times bestseller, published last year, and now a series in The Atlantic. They're some of the smartest, most diligent people reporting on the state of the country today and they joined Jacob for a first-ever, two-in-one SLR podcast to discuss their distinct reporting styles, the power of positive reporting, and the lessons they've learned from their travels around the country.

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