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Event Recap: What Makes an Article Exceptional?

Columbia Journal hosted a virtual panel of industry experts to discuss the intricacies of writing, editing and publishing

Over the weekend, I was combing through articles, pushing beyond my boundaries for social media consumption, and frantically...

Rachel Lyon is an author and editor in chief at the literary journal, 'Epiphany'. She discusses her work...

In each edition of Blurbed, Columbia Journal's columns editor, Adin Dobkin, pulls pieces from his reading list and...

Until Mother's Day of 2018, Luis Montenegro took part in the Nicaraguan Protests. In his poetry, the doctor...

Hello and welcome to the new (and possibly improved?) Blurbed. Each month, columns editor Adin Dobkin gives recommendations...

You can have a great character, but if they’re not interacting with other people in a dynamic way,...

At the Brooklyn Museum's Do Ho Suh’s "The Perfect Home II" with the literary salon, "Go Home!" the...

The Rumpus' Marisa Siegel talks about shining a light on stories that build bridges, tear down walls, and...

Growing up, Megan Sungyoon found the unconventional structure of Theresa Hak Kyung Cha's Dictée mirrored her own experience...

Jon Voight made Midnight Cowboy famous, but to get the most from Joe Buck's story, you have to...

Twelve forthcoming releases that have our non-fiction loving hearts all aflutter, from works by icons like Toni Morrison...