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When the article starts like this one...: > When Michael Lista went to stay 10 days at a lonely, one-storey motel in Emerson, Manitoba ...I immidiatelly close
by MaxikCZ 6y ago
When the article starts like this one...:
> When Michael Lista went to stay 10 days at a lonely, one-storey motel in Emerson, Manitoba
...I immidiatelly close the site and make a mental note of the "dont open links from this site again".
Sometimes I wonder if I am the only one. I came to read info, not authors attempt at a short novel.
- Jon_Lowtek 6y agoWell the Magazine calls itself "[__] Review of Journalism" and many of the articles seem to start with a story about a specific journalist that is exemplary for the topic. It's a brand thing. If you really dislike it, then this magazine is not for you. Personally this narrative oriented style has me on edge about rhetoric subterfuge. It feels like a sleight of hand, like a Kansas City shuffle, like a trick to fly fiction, an advertorial, or opinion below the radar.