📰 Longform Reporting

Celebrations of deep, immersive journalism—the kind that takes months or years to research and produces richly layered accounts of people, places, and systems.

Telling True Stories

by Mark Kramer • 2007

Finding true stories, reporting from the inside, and building scenes that read like novels.

4.08

1k+

📰 Narrative Journalism 📖 Longform Storytelling ✍️ Feature Writing

Telling True Stories 90%

Finding true stories, reporting from the inside, and building scenes that read like novels.

by Mark Kramer 2007

4.08

1k+ ratings

📰 Narrative Journalism 📖 Longform Storytelling ✍️ Feature Writing

Storycraft

by Jack R. Hart • 2011

Journalists can deploy every fiction technique except making things up. A veteran editor shows how.

4.25

1k+

🎤 Narrative Journalism 📖 Literary Journalism 🏗️ Story Structure

Storycraft 88%

Journalists can deploy every fiction technique except making things up. A veteran editor shows how.

by Jack R. Hart 2011

4.25

1k+ ratings

🎤 Narrative Journalism 📖 Literary Journalism 🏗️ Story Structure

The Silenced Majority

by Amy Goodman • 2012

The news decides which wars and uprisings didn't happen. Here is what they buried.

4.06

251

📻 Independent Media 📺 Media Criticism 🔍 Investigative Journalism

The Silenced Majority 87%

The news decides which wars and uprisings didn't happen. Here is what they buried.

by Amy Goodman 2012

4.06

251 ratings

📻 Independent Media 📺 Media Criticism 🔍 Investigative Journalism

We Are Bellingcat

by Eliot Higgins • 2021

A jobless blogger proved that public data can expose war crimes, hit squads, and missile launchers.

4.12

6k+

🗞️ Citizen Journalism 🔍 Open-Source Investigation 📱 Social Media Analysis

We Are Bellingcat 87%

A jobless blogger proved that public data can expose war crimes, hit squads, and missile launchers.

by Eliot Higgins 2021

4.12

6k+ ratings

🗞️ Citizen Journalism 🔍 Open-Source Investigation 📱 Social Media Analysis

Hard News

by Seth Mnookin • 2004

The New York Times's worst wound: how autocracy, not one fraudster, tore the newsroom apart.

3.91

274

🗞️ Media Ethics 📰 Newsroom Culture 🏛️ Institutional Failure

Hard News 87%

The New York Times's worst wound: how autocracy, not one fraudster, tore the newsroom apart.

by Seth Mnookin 2004

3.91

274 ratings

🗞️ Media Ethics 📰 Newsroom Culture 🏛️ Institutional Failure

American Sketches

by Walter Isaacson • 2009

Einstein, FDR, Churchill, Katrina: Isaacson's portraits of leadership when it mattered most.

3.77

2k+

📝 Biographical Essays 🇺🇸 20th Century America 📰 Narrative Journalism

American Sketches 87%

Einstein, FDR, Churchill, Katrina: Isaacson's portraits of leadership when it mattered most.

by Walter Isaacson 2009

3.77

2k+ ratings

📝 Biographical Essays 🇺🇸 20th Century America 📰 Narrative Journalism

Sidecountry

by John Branch • 2021

Dispatches from sport's wild edge: avalanches, impossible climbs, and the communities left behind.

3.84

2k+

🎒 Adventure Journalism 🪂 Extreme Sports 📖 Literary Journalism

Sidecountry 87%

Dispatches from sport's wild edge: avalanches, impossible climbs, and the communities left behind.

by John Branch 2021

3.84

2k+ ratings

🎒 Adventure Journalism 🪂 Extreme Sports 📖 Literary Journalism

American Story

by Bob Dotson • 2013

Four decades on American back roads, collecting the lives no news camera ever found.

3.63

228

🧑‍🚒 Everyday Heroes 🧑‍🏭 Unsung Lives 🗞️ Human-Interest Stories

American Story 87%

Four decades on American back roads, collecting the lives no news camera ever found.

by Bob Dotson 2013

3.63

228 ratings

🧑‍🚒 Everyday Heroes 🧑‍🏭 Unsung Lives 🗞️ Human-Interest Stories

Ninety Percent of Everything

by Rose George • 2013

Behind everything you own: an invisible, lawless ocean industry that makes globalization possible.

3.79

4k+

🚢 Shipping Industry 🏭 Hidden Industries ⚓ Maritime Labor

Ninety Percent of Everything 86%

Behind everything you own: an invisible, lawless ocean industry that makes globalization possible.

by Rose George 2013

3.79

4k+ ratings

🚢 Shipping Industry 🏭 Hidden Industries ⚓ Maritime Labor

Wordcraft

by Jack R. Hart • 2021

Writing isn't magic. A step-by-step method for clear, powerful prose, from idea to final polish.

4.13

107

🛠️ Writing Craft 📖 Narrative Nonfiction 🖋️ Prose Style

Wordcraft 86%

Writing isn't magic. A step-by-step method for clear, powerful prose, from idea to final polish.

by Jack R. Hart 2021

4.13

107 ratings

🛠️ Writing Craft 📖 Narrative Nonfiction 🖋️ Prose Style

Step By Step The Life In My Journeys

by Simon Reeve • 2018

Suicidal at sixteen, one exam pass. He now films documentaries in the world's most dangerous places.

4.34

6k+

🗺️ Travel Memoirs 📰 Travel Journalism ⛰️ Adventure Travel

Step By Step The Life In My Journeys Summary

Step By Step The Life In My Journeys 86%

Suicidal at sixteen, one exam pass. He now films documentaries in the world's most dangerous places.

by Simon Reeve 2018

4.34

6k+ ratings

🗺️ Travel Memoirs 📰 Travel Journalism ⛰️ Adventure Travel

The Long Slide

by Tucker Carlson • 2021

A reporter's thirty-year tour: magazine adventures, foreign wars, and the slow death of free speech.

4.13

2k+

📰 Political Journalism 📺 Media Criticism 🗣️ Free Speech

The Long Slide 86%

A reporter's thirty-year tour: magazine adventures, foreign wars, and the slow death of free speech.

by Tucker Carlson 2021

4.13

2k+ ratings

📰 Political Journalism 📺 Media Criticism 🗣️ Free Speech

American Prison

by Shane Bauer • 2018

Undercover as a guard, a reporter finds that profiting from captivity built the American prison.

4.23

13k+

🕵️ Undercover Journalism 🏛️ Prison Industrial Complex 💰 For-Profit Punishment

American Prison 86%

Undercover as a guard, a reporter finds that profiting from captivity built the American prison.

by Shane Bauer 2018

4.23

13k+ ratings

🕵️ Undercover Journalism 🏛️ Prison Industrial Complex 💰 For-Profit Punishment

You Can't Make This Stuff Up

by Lee Gutkind • 2012

True stories with a novelist's power: the craft, the ethics, and where you must never invent.

3.98

1k+

📝 Creative Nonfiction ✍️ Narrative Craft 🎬 Scene Building

You Can't Make This Stuff Up 86%

True stories with a novelist's power: the craft, the ethics, and where you must never invent.

by Lee Gutkind 2012

3.98

1k+ ratings

📝 Creative Nonfiction ✍️ Narrative Craft 🎬 Scene Building

An American Summer

by Alex Kotlowitz • 2019

172 killed, 793 wounded. One Chicago summer, inside the lives the violence leaves behind.

4.31

5k+

🏙️ Urban Violence ⛓️ Mass Incarceration 🕊️ Restorative Justice

An American Summer 86%

172 killed, 793 wounded. One Chicago summer, inside the lives the violence leaves behind.

by Alex Kotlowitz 2019

4.31

5k+ ratings

🏙️ Urban Violence ⛓️ Mass Incarceration 🕊️ Restorative Justice

Very Bad People

by Patrick Alley • 2022

How three friends followed war-zone timber to European ports and brought down a dictator.

4.05

799

🛡️ Anti-Corruption 💎 Conflict Resources 📰 Investigative Journalism

Very Bad People 86%

How three friends followed war-zone timber to European ports and brought down a dictator.

by Patrick Alley 2022

4.05

799 ratings

🛡️ Anti-Corruption 💎 Conflict Resources 📰 Investigative Journalism

Dark Alliance

by Gary Webb • 1998

The CIA's Contra army needed money. The cocaine they smuggled to get it fueled LA's crack epidemic.

4.30

2k+

🕵️ Investigative Journalism 💥 Crack Epidemic 🕶️ Covert Operations

Dark Alliance 86%

The CIA's Contra army needed money. The cocaine they smuggled to get it fueled LA's crack epidemic.

by Gary Webb 1998

4.30

2k+ ratings

🕵️ Investigative Journalism 💥 Crack Epidemic 🕶️ Covert Operations

Truth Worth Telling

by Scott Pelley • 2019

Four decades chasing the truth: a reporter on what we lose when facts become optional.

4.45

1k+

📰 Journalism Ethics 🎖️ War Reporting 🗞️ Fourth Estate

Truth Worth Telling 86%

Four decades chasing the truth: a reporter on what we lose when facts become optional.

by Scott Pelley 2019

4.45

1k+ ratings

📰 Journalism Ethics 🎖️ War Reporting 🗞️ Fourth Estate

Working

by Robert A. Caro • 2019

How one biographer's archival obsession made Robert Moses and Lyndon Johnson give up their secrets.

4.45

8k+

🔍 Biographical Research 📰 Narrative Journalism 📜 Archival Research

Working 86%

How one biographer's archival obsession made Robert Moses and Lyndon Johnson give up their secrets.

by Robert A. Caro 2019

4.45

8k+ ratings

🔍 Biographical Research 📰 Narrative Journalism 📜 Archival Research

The Next Big Story

by Soledad O'Brien • 2010

From Little Rock to Katrina to Haiti, a multiracial reporter keeps showing up where America breaks.

3.70

239

📺 Broadcast Journalism 🧬 Multiracial Identity 🗽 Race In America

The Next Big Story 86%

From Little Rock to Katrina to Haiti, a multiracial reporter keeps showing up where America breaks.

by Soledad O'Brien 2010

3.70

239 ratings

📺 Broadcast Journalism 🧬 Multiracial Identity 🗽 Race In America

Say Nothing

by Patrick Radden Keefe • 2018

The peace deal that asked everyone to forget, and the one murder that couldn't stay buried.

4.47

174k+

☘️ The Troubles 🇮🇪 Irish Republicanism 🕯️ The Disappeared

Say Nothing 86%

The peace deal that asked everyone to forget, and the one murder that couldn't stay buried.

by Patrick Radden Keefe 2018

4.47

174k+ ratings

☘️ The Troubles 🇮🇪 Irish Republicanism 🕯️ The Disappeared

Writing Tools

by Roy Peter Clark • 2006

Start strong, say less, build momentum: a fifty-tool kit for better writing.

4.20

6k+

🛠️ Writing Craft 📰 Journalism Training ✒️ Prose Style

Writing Tools 86%

Start strong, say less, build momentum: a fifty-tool kit for better writing.

by Roy Peter Clark 2006

4.20

6k+ ratings

🛠️ Writing Craft 📰 Journalism Training ✒️ Prose Style

How to Stand Up to a Dictator

by Maria Ressa • 2022

How to fight back when your government weaponizes social media, from the journalist who lived it.

4.36

7k+

🗞️ Press Freedom 🔴 Disinformation ⛓️ Authoritarianism

How to Stand Up to a Dictator 86%

How to fight back when your government weaponizes social media, from the journalist who lived it.

by Maria Ressa 2022

4.36

7k+ ratings

🗞️ Press Freedom 🔴 Disinformation ⛓️ Authoritarianism

Operation Hollywood

by David L. Robb • 2004

The military lent Hollywood its jets and ships, then demanded veto power over the script.

3.46

🚫 Military Censorship 📢 Propaganda Studies 🏛️ Pentagon Influence

Operation Hollywood 86%

The military lent Hollywood its jets and ships, then demanded veto power over the script.

by David L. Robb 2004

3.46

72 ratings

🚫 Military Censorship 📢 Propaganda Studies 🏛️ Pentagon Influence

BOOM

by Tony Horwitz • 2014

From oil sands to Gulf Coast: a pipeline route where roughnecks, strippers, and ranchers collide.

3.89

713

🛢️ Energy Politics 🏭 Oil Industry 📰 Narrative Journalism

BOOM 86%

From oil sands to Gulf Coast: a pipeline route where roughnecks, strippers, and ranchers collide.

by Tony Horwitz 2014

3.89

713 ratings

🛢️ Energy Politics 🏭 Oil Industry 📰 Narrative Journalism

The Gutenberg Parenthesis

by Jeff Jarvis • 2023

Before print, knowledge was conversation. Then books fenced it in. The fences are coming down.

3.83

218

📖 Print Culture 📰 Media History ⚙️ History Of Technology

The Gutenberg Parenthesis 86%

Before print, knowledge was conversation. Then books fenced it in. The fences are coming down.

by Jeff Jarvis 2023

3.83

218 ratings

📖 Print Culture 📰 Media History ⚙️ History Of Technology

How to Write Short

by Roy Peter Clark • 2013

Tiny texts, big impact: the craft moves that make short sentences stick harder than long ones.

3.77

1k+

📝 Short Form Writing ✍️ Writing Craft 🗣️ Rhetorical Techniques

How to Write Short 86%

Tiny texts, big impact: the craft moves that make short sentences stick harder than long ones.

by Roy Peter Clark 2013

3.77

1k+ ratings

📝 Short Form Writing ✍️ Writing Craft 🗣️ Rhetorical Techniques

Dragnet Nation

by Julia Angwin • 2014

A journalist tried to opt out of digital surveillance for a year. The system refused.

3.68

659

🛡️ Digital Surveillance 🔒 Data Privacy 👁️ Mass Surveillance

Dragnet Nation 86%

A journalist tried to opt out of digital surveillance for a year. The system refused.

by Julia Angwin 2014

3.68

659 ratings

🛡️ Digital Surveillance 🔒 Data Privacy 👁️ Mass Surveillance

Callings

by Dave Isay • 2016

A sanitation worker, neurosurgeon, and beekeeper reveal how they found purpose in unexpected work.

3.92

2k+

🛠️ Meaningful Work 🎙️ Oral Histories 🏠 Everyday Lives

Callings 86%

A sanitation worker, neurosurgeon, and beekeeper reveal how they found purpose in unexpected work.

by Dave Isay 2016

3.92

2k+ ratings

🛠️ Meaningful Work 🎙️ Oral Histories 🏠 Everyday Lives

When McKinsey Comes to Town

by Walt Bogdanich • 2022

McKinsey is the hidden force behind the opioid crisis, the 2008 crash, and authoritarian regimes.

3.80

12k+

🏢 Consulting Industry 🏛️ Corporate Power 🔍 Investigative Journalism

When McKinsey Comes to Town 86%

McKinsey is the hidden force behind the opioid crisis, the 2008 crash, and authoritarian regimes.

by Walt Bogdanich 2022

3.80

12k+ ratings

🏢 Consulting Industry 🏛️ Corporate Power 🔍 Investigative Journalism

The Power Broker

by Robert A. Caro • 1974

How one unelected man built New York, bulldozed entire communities, and answered to no one.

4.53

30k+

🏙️ Urban Planning 📋 Political Biography ⚡ Power And Democracy

The Power Broker 86%

How one unelected man built New York, bulldozed entire communities, and answered to no one.

by Robert A. Caro 1974

4.53

30k+ ratings

🏙️ Urban Planning 📋 Political Biography ⚡ Power And Democracy

The Fifth Risk

by Michael Lewis • 2018

Why a $40,000 health clinic in rural America reveals a government most Americans never see.

4.09

48k+

🔬 Science Policy 🇺🇸 Trump Administration 📊 Open Data

The Fifth Risk 86%

Why a $40,000 health clinic in rural America reveals a government most Americans never see.

by Michael Lewis 2018

4.09

48k+ ratings

🔬 Science Policy 🇺🇸 Trump Administration 📊 Open Data

Backstory

by Ken Auletta • 2003

Why America's best newspaper kept winning Pulitzers while its parent company kept losing money.

3.50

📰 News Industry 🖊️ Editorial Independence 🏛️ Press Ownership

Backstory 86%

Why America's best newspaper kept winning Pulitzers while its parent company kept losing money.

by Ken Auletta 2003

3.50

74 ratings

📰 News Industry 🖊️ Editorial Independence 🏛️ Press Ownership

Static

by Amy Goodman • 2006

When government lies, the press should expose it. Instead, they broadcast the script.

4.05

384

📺 Media Criticism 🌐 U.S. Foreign Policy 🔍 Investigative Journalism

Static 86%

When government lies, the press should expose it. Instead, they broadcast the script.

by Amy Goodman 2006

4.05

384 ratings

📺 Media Criticism 🌐 U.S. Foreign Policy 🔍 Investigative Journalism

Copaganda

by Alec Karakatsanis • 2025

The hidden PR system that converts police spin into headlines and crime panic into tougher laws.

4.49

582

🎥 Media Criticism ⚖️ Criminal Justice 🔒 Mass Incarceration

Copaganda 86%

The hidden PR system that converts police spin into headlines and crime panic into tougher laws.

by Alec Karakatsanis 2025

4.49

582 ratings

🎥 Media Criticism ⚖️ Criminal Justice 🔒 Mass Incarceration

The Best Strangers in the World

by Ari Shapiro • 2023

He follows a Syrian refugee and sings with a band; his real job is listening.

4.02

7k+

📻 Radio Journalism 🌍 Foreign Correspondence 🎙️ Storytelling Craft

The Best Strangers in the World 86%

He follows a Syrian refugee and sings with a band; his real job is listening.

by Ari Shapiro 2023

4.02

7k+ ratings

📻 Radio Journalism 🌍 Foreign Correspondence 🎙️ Storytelling Craft

United States of Distraction

by Mickey Huff • 2019

Six companies own nearly all American media. The product is a public too distracted for democracy.

3.74

114

🗞️ Media Criticism 📰 News Literacy 📡 Propaganda Studies

United States of Distraction 86%

Six companies own nearly all American media. The product is a public too distracted for democracy.

by Mickey Huff 2019

3.74

114 ratings

🗞️ Media Criticism 📰 News Literacy 📡 Propaganda Studies

Three Cups of Deceit

by Jon Krakauer • 2011

The humanitarian's origin story was fiction, and his charity paid for chartered jets, not schools.

3.72

12k+

🔍 Investigative Journalism 🦸 Manufactured Heroism 📺 Media Manipulation

Three Cups of Deceit 86%

The humanitarian's origin story was fiction, and his charity paid for chartered jets, not schools.

by Jon Krakauer 2011

3.72

12k+ ratings

🔍 Investigative Journalism 🦸 Manufactured Heroism 📺 Media Manipulation

Original Sin

by Jake Tapper • 2025

A tight inner circle hid the president's decline until one debate shattered the illusion.

3.72

22k+

🏛️ Presidential Politics 📰 Political Journalism 🏠 White House

Original Sin 86%

A tight inner circle hid the president's decline until one debate shattered the illusion.

by Jake Tapper 2025

3.72

22k+ ratings

🏛️ Presidential Politics 📰 Political Journalism 🏠 White House

The Little Book of Campaign Etiquette

by Stephen Hess • 1998

The unwritten rules campaigns and journalists keep breaking, and the case for writing them down.

1.00

⚖️ Campaign Ethics 📰 Political Journalism 🔍 Media Bias

The Little Book of Campaign Etiquette Summary

The Little Book of Campaign Etiquette 86%

The unwritten rules campaigns and journalists keep breaking, and the case for writing them down.

by Stephen Hess 1998

1.00

1 ratings

⚖️ Campaign Ethics 📰 Political Journalism 🔍 Media Bias

Conspiracy

by Ryan Holiday • 2018

How a billionaire secretly plotted for ten years to kill a media company, and won.

3.96

7k+

🎙️ Media Power ⚖️ Legal Warfare 📰 Media Ethics

Conspiracy 86%

How a billionaire secretly plotted for ten years to kill a media company, and won.

by Ryan Holiday 2018

3.96

7k+ ratings

🎙️ Media Power ⚖️ Legal Warfare 📰 Media Ethics

Spying on the South

by Tony Horwitz • 2019

America's red-blue fault line was forged in the 1850s South. Retracing Olmsted's journey proves it.

4.00

5k+

🚙 American Travelogues ⛓️ Antebellum South ⚡ Political Polarization

Spying on the South 86%

America's red-blue fault line was forged in the 1850s South. Retracing Olmsted's journey proves it.

by Tony Horwitz 2019

4.00

5k+ ratings

🚙 American Travelogues ⛓️ Antebellum South ⚡ Political Polarization

Draft No. 4

by John McPhee • 2013

How a New Yorker writer earns every sentence: drafts, checking, silence, and a dictionary.

4.09

4k+

📝 Narrative Nonfiction ✍️ The Revision Process 🏗️ Narrative Structure

Draft No. 4 86%

How a New Yorker writer earns every sentence: drafts, checking, silence, and a dictionary.

by John McPhee 2013

4.09

4k+ ratings

📝 Narrative Nonfiction ✍️ The Revision Process 🏗️ Narrative Structure

Who Owns England?

by Guy Shrubsole • 2019

The secret 1% who own half of England: unmasking the aristocrats, royals, and oligarchs.

4.21

1k+

🏠 Land Ownership 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 English Land ✊ Land Reform

Who Owns England? 86%

The secret 1% who own half of England: unmasking the aristocrats, royals, and oligarchs.

by Guy Shrubsole 2019

4.21

1k+ ratings

🏠 Land Ownership 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 English Land ✊ Land Reform

Who Is Government? The Untold Story of Public Service

by Michael Lewis • 2025

Government is full of brilliant people you have never heard of. Michael Lewis introduces them.

4.18

16k+

🏛️ Public Service 🇺🇸 American Government 📋 Bureaucracy

Who Is Government? The Untold Story of Public Service Summary

Who Is Government? The Untold Story of Public Service 86%

Government is full of brilliant people you have never heard of. Michael Lewis introduces them.

by Michael Lewis 2025

4.18

16k+ ratings

🏛️ Public Service 🇺🇸 American Government 📋 Bureaucracy

Doppelganger

by Naomi Klein • 2023

Mistaken for her alt-right double, a leftist author maps the mirror world devouring our politics.

4.19

37k+

🗳️ Political Memoir 🕳️ Conspiracy Theories 🎭 Digital Identity

Doppelganger 86%

Mistaken for her alt-right double, a leftist author maps the mirror world devouring our politics.

by Naomi Klein 2023

4.19

37k+ ratings

🗳️ Political Memoir 🕳️ Conspiracy Theories 🎭 Digital Identity

The New Rulers of the World

by John Pilger • 2002

The global economy was built on mass graves. A reporter shows you who filled them.

4.14

1k+

🏴 Anti-Imperialism 🔍 Investigative Journalism 📰 Media Criticism

The New Rulers of the World 86%

The global economy was built on mass graves. A reporter shows you who filled them.

by John Pilger 2002

4.14

1k+ ratings

🏴 Anti-Imperialism 🔍 Investigative Journalism 📰 Media Criticism

The Finest Hotel in Kabul

by Lyse Doucet • 2025

One Kabul hotel, open since 1969: kings, communists, warlords, the Taliban. The staff never left.

4.15

3k+

🏛️ Afghan History 🕌 Middle East Politics 🔍 Microhistory

The Finest Hotel in Kabul 86%

One Kabul hotel, open since 1969: kings, communists, warlords, the Taliban. The staff never left.

by Lyse Doucet 2025

4.15

3k+ ratings

🏛️ Afghan History 🕌 Middle East Politics 🔍 Microhistory

Kleptopia

by Tom Burgis • 2020

Soviet collapse privatized a theft machine stretching from Kazakh mines to the White House.

3.80

4k+

🕵️ Investigative Journalism 🏝️ Offshore Finance 🪆 Post-Soviet Oligarchs

Kleptopia 86%

Soviet collapse privatized a theft machine stretching from Kazakh mines to the White House.

by Tom Burgis 2020

3.80

4k+ ratings

🕵️ Investigative Journalism 🏝️ Offshore Finance 🪆 Post-Soviet Oligarchs

The Clock Of The Long Now

by Stewart Brand • 1999

In an age of acceleration, the most subversive object is a clock that barely moves.

4.10

809

🕰️ Long-Term Thinking ⏳ Deep Time ⚡ Tech Acceleration

The Clock Of The Long Now 86%

In an age of acceleration, the most subversive object is a clock that barely moves.

by Stewart Brand 1999

4.10

809 ratings

🕰️ Long-Term Thinking ⏳ Deep Time ⚡ Tech Acceleration

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