Writer and teacher Sam Ashworth tells interviewer Michael Wheaton how to spin off novel, memoir, and other big literary writing projects into experiential journalism articles a writer can pitch to various outlets.
Samuel Ashworth is a novelist, journalist, and teacher. He is a regular contributor of feature pieces to national publications, and his journalism, fiction, and criticism have appeared in Eater, the Washington Post Magazine, Longreads, Elemental, Gawker, Barrelhouse, Catapult, the Times Literary Supplement, and many others. As a collaborator, he has worked with multiple New York Times-bestselling authors. He lives in Washington, DC where he teaches creative writing at George Washington University.
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