Connor Ennis

"I never saw someone work harder or longer, care more or command more respect. Or strike more fear." A spot-on appreciation of Terry Taylor from the great Ben Walker, former baseball writer for @AP_Sports, who knew her as well as anyone https://t.co/gBUP0xAJoE

RIP to Terry Taylor, longtime @AP_Sports chief. A great editor, trailblazing sports journalist, tough as nails and someone to whom I owe a great deal in terms of my career. She leaves a formidable legacy https://t.co/xzJmPQrJ1z

In 2016, writers like Toni Morrison, Robert Caro, Salman Rushdie and John le Carré told @xanalter what made Robert Gottlieb such a great editor https://t.co/tWvNpwsD3P

"His characters were outsiders, like him. ... The mainstream, however, eventually came to him." The NYT obit of the literary titan Cormac McCarthy by the great @DwightGarner https://t.co/eNOBAdu9GU

RT @xanalter: Sad news from Cormac McCarthy's publisher: "Pulitzer Prize-winning author Cormac McCarthy died today of natural causes at his…

If Stan Kroenke hadn’t been interviewed first perhaps he would have had a chance to see how microphones work. (Right, @andrewkeh?) https://t.co/lBA52rGpU9

"I need to read more Larry Brown." Great By the Book interview with @blacklionking73 (and everyone should read more Larry Brown) https://t.co/Z5WCDLSpGW

Good @BruceFeldmanCFB look at the state of Syracuse football, from its glory days in the late 80s and the 90s to now. Lots of love for "mad scientist" George DeLeone https://t.co/Fi0p4bo379

Always loved this scene between Tina Turner and Mick Jagger (from Stanley Booth’s great “The True Adventures of The Rolling Stones”) https://t.co/NWenK5LUMo

On tour with Nas, house calls to Chris Webber's estate, branded posts from NBA All-Star weekend on Instagram. @kurtisalee with a fascinating inside look at the world of influencer barbers https://t.co/3SDa1CyrQK

Recalling the time in 2011 when @WCRhoden took Jim Brown (and an @nytimes video crew) to his barbershop in Harlem https://t.co/DpsVWDbwmh

"this was more than an overturned bowl of bucatini." Bonus points to @mlevenson for the Strega Nona reference https://t.co/e3NBEKbrcn

An irony of this elegiac @maureendowd column is that I saw @jimrutenberg in the office this week. Had a great conversation! Introduced him to @JordynJournals too https://t.co/YVoGmYVPxw

“It was like he blacked out or something. It was weird. If you listen to it, he was out of control.” This @MarcCarig lookback on Lee Elia's famous Wrigley Field rant is glorious. AND PRINT IT! https://t.co/Rg77jGRYf6

Hard to go wrong when you start with Beano Cook. Smart analysis by @bryancurtis https://t.co/KNsYb24oIM via @ringer

RT @jackhealyNYT: Stories that don't make deadline: I got a late call for our article about tiny mistakes being met with gunshots. It was…

"for the average music fan, the once simple act of buying a ticket is now often a frustrating mess of high prices and surcharges, anxiety-inducing presale registrations, pervasive scalping and crushing competition." @sisario, comprehensive as always https://t.co/RXZ5e6mpfY