The art of writing for The Friend - preview
Journalism can hardly be described as Art, but it is certainly an art A piece of reporting, or an analysis of a current event, can seem effortless in the hands of a seasoned scribbler Journalists may not be held in high esteem – the polls all show us just slightly above estate agents in public regard – yet the need for us has always been great For running alongside the popular perception of Grub Street (and the modern tabloid version) is the more serious intent of journalists everywhere – to break cover with secrecy Journalism is the opposite of the smoky back room Some things are better left undiscovered – but not many In getting our hands dirty, however, we can be the object of people's wrath Messengers bearing ill tidings often find themselves in the firing line
Judy Kirby, Alison Leonard, & Daphne Glazer
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