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An Inspirational Classic Just in Time for Pride
Oslo, Norway · Oslo

An Inspirational Classic Just in Time for Pride

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You’d be hard-pressed to find a story more inspiring than Najib’s. By the time he turned just 11, he had been through truly unimaginable hardships — but he persevered and kept going, not just surviving, but living life on his own terms and thriving. At a time when LGBTQ+ rights are under attack and some of our most basic freedoms are being threatened, it feels especially important to read a story about this kind of defiance — and success. And, o…See the Story
He Was a Star Student—He Had Also Committed a Grisly Murder. One Teacher Tries to Make Sense Of It.

He Was a Star Student—He Had Also Committed a Grisly Murder. One Teacher Tries to Make Sense Of It.

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We are so pleased to get to share with you this moving story, “One of My Babies,” from 2024 Narratively Memoir Prize finalist Matt W. Miller, an acclaimed poet who has recently taken up essay writing. Here’s what Matt said about working on this piece: “I’ve been thinking about and trying to write about, in poetry and prose, this experience for over 20 years now. I never quite arrived at what I was trying to say. I think only now, in middle age, …Read Article
One of My Babies
Saratoga Springs, New York · Saratoga Springs

One of My Babies

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Illustration by Julie BenbassatWhat I recall about the prison is the smell. Not some dirty or rotting smell or even the fleshy old cheese odor of people who worked too hard and lacked proper access to deodorant. It was not that at all, even if that was what I expected when I was first buzzed into New Hampshire State Prison for Men to teach a class in literature and creative writing. No, the smell was clean. Too clean. Even beyond the antiseptic …Read Article

Queer Memoir Is an Act of Resistance

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Some of the most powerful statements an LGBTQIA+ person can make are, I belong. I will not be silent. You can’t erase me. I have a right to exist. Queer memoir makes these statements a reality by putting our stories on the page for others to read and hear. This Pride Month, I’m so excited to be teaching “Queer Writers Workshop: Memoir Is an Act of Resistance” at Narratively Academy. This class will center our community’s joy and power through st…LGBTQ+ · Los AngelesSee the Story

Heart of the Matter: A Special Series

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This special collaboration from Narratively and Creative Nonfiction is made possible by support from the Consortium for Science, Policy & Outcomes and the School for the Future of Innovation in Society at Arizona State University.If there’s one thing many writers love, it is limitations. That might sound counterintuitive, but it can be such a fun challenge to be given a set of parameters and then have to figure out how to create something great …Read Article

Dozens of Infants Died Mysteriously at a Top Children’s Hospital—I Wanted to Know Why

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Illustration by Julie Benbassat | Story edited by Jesse SposatoWhen our expert copy editor, Rob, sent back this piece after he had finished working on it, he wrote: “Boy, that certainly did not disappoint!” And that’s exactly how I feel, too. Leigh spent countless hours researching, reporting, writing and shaping this exhaustive story about a chilling mystery she felt a personal connection to — and it comes through in every sentence. This piece …Toronto, ON · TorontoRead Article

The Radical Family Experiment Designed to Save the World From Racism

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In 1970, a charming, big-dreaming lawyer believed that he could solve the problem of racism in America. Bob Guterl and his wife would create a family like Noah’s Ark. They’d adopt “two of every race” and show the world that skin color didn’t matter. If at first this Biblically-inspired venture seemed swell, the picturesque family behind the white picket fence soon began to unravel. In the end, according to one of Guterl’s biological children, “m…Racism · United StatesRead Article

Planning My Wedding as a Nonbinary Bride

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Illustration by Maddie Edgar | Story edited by Lilly DancygerThe impending wedding season has us thinking about this very insightful—and ahead of its time—story that Claire Rudy Foster wrote back in 2018. We’re honored to have Foster back in the Narratively fold to teach the upcoming Queer Writers Memoir Workshop at Narratively Academy next month. Ready to tell your own story? Click here for more info and to join.I never wanted to be a princess …Portland, Oregon · PortlandRead Article

Free for a Week!: Meet the Male Sex Worker Upending the Nevada Brothel Scene

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This past weekend, I had the honor of being on an editor’s panel at Open Secrets Live, a wonderfully inspiring all-day literary event hosted by OS founder Rachel Kramer Bussel. When I was asked to share a story I didn’t edit but that I admire, there was no other answer but Hallie Liederman’s recent story about the only legal cis male sex worker in the U.S., edited by my colleague Brendan. My first thought when I read it prior to publication was,…Nevada, United States · NevadaRead Article

Last Chance to Join "How to Write About Social Issues in Unprecedented Times"

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Now more than ever, writing about social issues is an absolute imperative for so many of us — and one that raises a host of complex questions for writers. How do you write a story that does justice to a crucial social issue, but is also a compelling read? How much research and contextual information is enough? How much is too much?Kavita Das has made answering these complicated questions her speciality. Author of the book Craft and Conscience: H…Read Article

How Do You Ask a Dying Man to Accept a Pig’s Heart?

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Illustration by Meghan Linehan | Story edited by Lee Gutkind and Jesse Sposato As soon as Narratively and Creative Nonfiction began planning Heart of the Matter, a series of essays focusing on the heart, I knew I’d want to include an excerpt from Dr. Bartley Griffith’s book-in-progress. I met Bart in the early 1980s — right at the beginning of the organ transplantation revolution. I was working on a book about the subject, and Bart was a young s…Baltimore, MD · BaltimoreSee the Story

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