Malcolm Gladwell blinked. The New Yorker writer and author has launched a blog?
Does that mean we've reached the tipping point?
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A package on Southern writers: profiles, interviews and an 11-state directory of writers you may never have heard of but are worth your time. Appeared in Creative Loafing chain. - "Mass Appeal"
A day-in-the-life profile of a telegenic parish priest in Miami. Published in Catholic Digest, reprinted in the St. Petersburg Times - "The Liberation of Tam Minh Pham"
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Battling for Men's Minds - "Mad Looper"
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