It seems imperative that, in all journalistic articles about him, it is pointed out that he is the son of an Albanian wrestler.
Like many of his peers (I can't name them otherwise you might triangulate with whom I spoke), he looked at the journalistic article in an old-fashioned way: a block of text, augmented with links here and there, period.
Elias had had an affinity for journalism since his youth, and he eked a meager living through his contributions to a number of Lebanese newspapers (al-Bayraq, al-Bayan, an-Nidaa, al-Ma'rad, al-'assifa, Lisan al-hal, al-Joumhour, al-Makshouf and Sawt al-Ahrar), also publishing a great number of journalistic articles on a variety of topics.
At the end of "Music for Chameleons," a collection of journalistic articles that appeared in 1980, he gingerly admitted that though not yet a saint, "I'm an alcoholic.
Johnson is having a moment, which is why it seems the opportune time to launch BSJ: The BS Johnson Journal, a mixture of creative writing, journalistic articles and peer-reviewed papers produced by the BS Johnson Society.
I've also penned journalistic articles, writing freelance for a variety of publications: from local city mags like 5280 and Denver Magazine to Salon.com and High Times (by the way, if you'd like to grant me access, I'll interview you for High Times about any prior drug use of yours).
The book served as a model for subsequent Oxford titles that compiled scholarly and journalistic articles on composers.
But David Bellen and Hannah Groff, despite the inclusion of their journalistic "articles," are fictional.
I write books (nonfiction and fiction) I write academic, analytical and journalistic articles, and I paint (with, even, some degree of success).
This provides that court orders preventing the publication of journalistic articles in libel cases should be the exception rather than the rule and indeed should only be granted if there is "a real prospect of success" at trial.
