First Person - page 18 - Columbia Journalism Review

Tuesday, March 14th, 2023

Why counting bylines is important

Two years ago, I launched the Texas Writers Byline Scan, an independent, annual demographic survey of writers and bylines at Texas-based quarterly, bimonthly, and monthly print magazines. In looking at writers’ racial identities, gender identities, and locations, I hoped to answer a deceptively complex question: Who tells stories for and about Texas and Texans? Byline […]

Andrea Grimes

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Welcome to the new CJR

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Food Porn

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