2017

CONVICTION named one of the Boston Globe’s Best Books of 2017

Last week I found out that Conviction made the Boston Globe Best Books of 2017 list. I was, as you can imagine, thrilled. Here’s what reviewer Daneet Steffens said: “Brooklyn reporter Rebekah Roberts is in her element when she learns of a decades-old murder of a family that may be a case of wrongful conviction, […]

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Last week I found out that Conviction made the Boston Globe Best Books of 2017 list. I was, as you can imagine, thrilled. Here’s what reviewer Daneet Steffens said: “Brooklyn reporter Rebekah Roberts is in her element when she learns of a decades-old murder of a family that may be a case of wrongful conviction,

Tabloids in the age of Trump – Julia Dahl on The Kicker podcast

I talked to The Kicker, the Columbia Journalism Review’s podcast, about my essay on what I learned about journalism at the New York Post.

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I talked to The Kicker, the Columbia Journalism Review’s podcast, about my essay on what I learned about journalism at the New York Post.

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What I learned about journalism at the New York Post

…”The New York Post taught me to read people quickly and to be brave in pursuit of a story. Asking intimate questions of strangers and powerful people is always going to be frightening. But you can’t be a journalist if you can’t handle the fear. You can’t even pretend you’re trying to get to the

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…”The New York Post taught me to read people quickly and to be brave in pursuit of a story. Asking intimate questions of strangers and powerful people is always going to be frightening. But you can’t be a journalist if you can’t handle the fear. You can’t even pretend you’re trying to get to the

Full article at Columbia Journalism Review : What I learned about journalism at the New York Post

Toni Collette and RadicalMedia partner to bring INVISIBLE CITY to the screen

Toni Collette’s Vocab Films and RadicalMedia (What Happened, Miss Simone?) are partnering to bring Julia Dahl’s novel Invisible City into series form with Collette having already written the pilot script. The actress optioned the book which is a psychological murder mystery set in Brooklyn’s old world Hasidic community. “I love Julia Dahl’s novel because it’s about

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Toni Collette’s Vocab Films and RadicalMedia (What Happened, Miss Simone?) are partnering to bring Julia Dahl’s novel Invisible City into series form with Collette having already written the pilot script. The actress optioned the book which is a psychological murder mystery set in Brooklyn’s old world Hasidic community. “I love Julia Dahl’s novel because it’s about

Full article at Deadline : Toni Collette and RadicalMedia partner to bring INVISIBLE CITY to the screen

To Expose Injustice – Los Angeles Review of Books

I talk to investigative journalist Hella Winston about working at the New York Post, the current popularity of media focused on wrongful convictions, and the process of writing a book based in two different decades.

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I talk to investigative journalist Hella Winston about working at the New York Post, the current popularity of media focused on wrongful convictions, and the process of writing a book based in two different decades.

Full article at Los Angeles Review of Books : To Expose Injustice – Los Angeles Review of Books

How Does The “Justice System” Work For You?

It prob­a­bly won’t sur­prise you to learn that I’ve nev­er been arrest­ed. It prob­a­bly won’t even sur­prise you to learn that for the first two decades of my life I’d nev­er known any­one who’d been arrest­ed, either. Like­ly, you can same the same thing. But not hav­ing to per­son­al­ly con­tend with the jus­tice sys­tem does­n’t

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It prob­a­bly won’t sur­prise you to learn that I’ve nev­er been arrest­ed. It prob­a­bly won’t even sur­prise you to learn that for the first two decades of my life I’d nev­er known any­one who’d been arrest­ed, either. Like­ly, you can same the same thing. But not hav­ing to per­son­al­ly con­tend with the jus­tice sys­tem does­n’t

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