On Tuesday, we posted an edited transcript of an interview that TON contributor David Dobbs conducted with author David Quammen. This conversation took place before a live audience at a TON event at the ScienceWriters meeting in Raleigh, North Carolina, last October.
Below is a video of the conversation in its entirety.
[Editors’ note: This videotaping was made possible by a generous grant from the Burroughs Wellcome Fund.]
Decolonizing Science Writing in South Africa
Elaina Plott Explores Everyday Life on a Sinking Island
The Science Byline Counting Project: Where Are the Women—and Where Are They Not?
Lizzie Presser Reveals the Underground Work of Home-Abortion Providers
Finding and Landing the Right Internship in Science Writing
Naming the Dog: The Art of Narrative Structure
How to Read a Scientific Paper
Asking for More: Negotiating Rates for Freelance Assignments
Tools: Planner Pad, the Funnel of Focus
Ask TON: Who Should Trim Long Drafts?
Narrative X-Rays: Looking at Stories’ Structural Skeletons
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