In 1973 Safire began his twice-weekly "Essay" column for The New York Times, which earned him a Pulitzer Prize in 1978.
What writer who is merely skeptical, or querulous, writes essay after essay, column after column, employing a penetrating sense of history to explain Israelis and Jews to themselves, much the way a physician examines patient after patient who will not quit smoking?
At Prevention magazine I edited features on mental health and general wellness, and ran an essay column that hosted pieces by New York Times bestsellers.
Sketches, essays, columns, speeches from a decade, some of them a bit mean-spirited, others gorgeous.
Other essays, columns, and personal reminiscences were published as Sleepless Nights in the Procrustean Bed (1984) and The Harlan Ellison Hornbook (1990).
Her prolific output included 18 novels, three of which were filmed, two collections of short stories, several plays for stage and television, and many articles, essays, columns and reviews.
He does, however, inadvertently make a case for the one Orson Welles book we dont have: a collection of his writings speeches (he was not above a Kane-like demagogy), essays, columns, scripts, memos, letters and so forth.
Its huge book inventory is now enhanced by original essays, columns, interviews and recommendations.
You scroll through your timeline and you get a witticism, then an entreaty to read an essay or column, then a grandstanding denunciation of some phone company's subpar customer service, then an announcement of what a specific person's current jam is, then an accidental insight into some inscrutable private misery.
It had 44 pages and included essays, a column by Mumia Abu-Jamal, who is on death row for killing a Philadelphia police officer, testimonies from homeless vendors, self-help columns and a few examples of the writings of Mr. Washington.
When a particular issue caught his attention, Watson would produce a longer, essay-style column.
