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Ben Nadler

Ben Nadler

Verified

News Operations Manager, Associated Press

Atlanta

Final Covers

Immigration And Refugees , Social Justice , Human Rights

Doesn’t Cover

enterprise software, food, celebrity gossip

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Total articles 29145

  • Nothing New Under the Sun: The Russian Formalists’ Guide to Prose Craft

    By Ben Nadler Verified, Joshua Keller| The Rumpus@ By Joshua Keller and Ben NadlerCollaborative Criticism is a Rumpus column that features critical work co-written or produced by two or more people. When we sit down to write a story, it’s hard not to hear the lyrics of an old punk song by X-Ray Spex hammering away in our heads: “I’m a cliché/ I’m a cliché/ I’m a cliché you’ve seen before.”[i] Just about every writer will recognize the sentiment—that the stories we tell are not in any way original. This concern is not new; in fact, nothing is.

    By Ben Nadler Verified, Joshua Keller · The Rumpus

    Jan. 10, 2025

  • A Gastronome’s Guide to Graphic Novels

    By Gilcy Aquino, Franckie Alarcon, Ben Nadler Verified, Peter Russella| Publishers Weekly Verified Just in time for Thanksgiving menu planning: a list for the culinarily curious among us looking to crack open a visually stimulating read alongside a cold one at the end of the day.

    By Gilcy Aquino, Franckie Alarcon, Ben Nadler Verified, Peter Russella · Publishers Weekly

    Nov. 13, 2024

  • Nothing New Under the Sun: The Russian Formalists’ Guide to Prose Craft

    By Ben Nadler Verified, Joshua Keller| The Rumpus@ By Joshua Keller and Ben NadlerCollaborative Criticism is a Rumpus column that features critical work co-written or produced by two or more people. When we sit down to write a story, it’s hard not to hear the lyrics of an old punk song by X-Ray Spex hammering away in our heads: “I’m a cliché/ I’m a cliché/ I’m a cliché you’ve seen before.”[i] Just about every writer will recognize the sentiment—that the stories we tell are not in any way original. This concern is not new; in fact, nothing is.

    By Ben Nadler Verified, Joshua Keller · The Rumpus

    Jan. 10, 2025

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