KnowraLiterary journalismLinked fromLinked fromThe 23 pages that link to Literary journalism, each with the reason it gives.All 23Related 8Narrower topic 14Compared with 1New JournalismNarrower topic: New Journalism is a prominent form of this broader approach to nonfiction.Book reviewNarrower topic: Book reviews are a recurring form of journalism about literature and publishing.Hunter S. ThompsonNarrower topic: Thompson’s books and articles belong to this broader tradition of crafted nonfiction.Truman CapoteNarrower topic: Capote’s nonfiction combines reported events with techniques associated with novels.Joan DidionNarrower topic: This broader form encompasses much of her cultural and political reporting.Tom WolfeNarrower topic: Wolfe’s books helped establish literary journalism as a visible alternative to conventional reporting.Elena PoniatowskaNarrower topic: Her reporting joins documentary evidence to carefully shaped narrative.William ShawnNarrower topic: Shawn’s magazine made extended narrative reporting a defining editorial form.Ryszard KapuścińskiNarrower topic: Kapuściński shaped reportage into narrative while retaining claims to witness and fact.Colson WhiteheadNarrower topic: Whitehead’s early work as a critic preceded a career that moves between journalism and literary invention.Gay TaleseNarrower topic: It is the broad form that includes Talese’s narrative nonfiction.Frank HarrisNarrower topic: Harris combined criticism, interviews, and personal narrative in his editorial practice.Helen GarnerNarrower topic: Garner’s reportage relies on scenes, character, and carefully shaped narrative without abandoning factual claims.Sebastian FaulksNarrower topic: Faulks’s journalism forms a parallel career to his work as a novelist.