Narratively

Narratively is a media platform and production company dedicated to showcasing the richness of human experiences through genuine storytelling. With a network of more than 3,000 skilled journalists and storytellers, many of whom have worked with renowned media outlets worldwide, Narratively offers a space for their most meaningful projects. These talented individuals explore both bustling cities and hidden gems to uncover unique stories and voices that mainstream media often overlook—highlighting the underdogs and untold narratives that inspire, connect, and ignite our imaginations. At Narratively, each story is shared in the most fitting format, whether it’s through longform and shortform articles, short documentaries, photo essays, podcasts, comics, or even TV shows and films. We believe that every story and storyteller deserves the time and space to make an impact, resulting in some of the most captivating content available.

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Story Update: "The Lost Prince of Yacht Rock" Finally Gets His Encore

2 weeks ago | narratively.com | Brendan Spiegel

Narratively readers relished Keith Barry’s epic tale about “The Lost Prince of Yacht Rock” when it came out back in 2021. Two readers in particular. After the story was published, the story’s subject, Dane Donohue, did an interview on the Out of the Main podcast with Tom and John Nixon, two musicians with a fondness for West Coast and yacht rock music. Donohue and the Nixons hit it off and ultimately decided to work together on a new album.
Writing With Conscience Is a Moral Imperative, Not a Misstep

2 weeks ago | narratively.com | Kavita Das

We’ve heard from so many of you—experienced reporters as well as those dipping your toes into writing for the first time—that a top priority right now is figuring out how to use your writing to make a difference. On Wednesday, May 7 at Narratively Academy, Kavita Das joins us to teach How to Write About Social Issues in Unprecedented Times.
Meet the Male Sex Worker Upending the Nevada Brothel Scene

2 weeks ago | narratively.com | Hallie Lieberman

Folks, we can’t wait to share this brand new story with you. Hallie Lieberman—the intrepid sex-positive reporter behind previous Narratively hits like “The Deep South’s Dames of Dildos”—is back with another banger. Trust us, you’re going to want to make space on your weekend reading list for this fascinating profile. Enjoy!Christopher Metzgar heard the bell ring and began scrambling.
Last Chance to Join "The Insider’s Guide to Writing Personal Statements and Applying for Grants & Residencies"

3 weeks ago | narratively.com | Brendan Spiegel

One thing I’ve noticed over my years in this business is that there’s a particular breed of writer who is incredibly adept at getting their projects funded through grants, fellowships and residencies. Some people just know how to market themselves and their creative work in a way that gets attention.
How I Got Into My First Writing Residency

4 weeks ago | narratively.com | Kerra Bolton

With our next session of The Insider's Guide to Writing Personal Statements and Applying for Grants & Residencies just around the corner, we wanted to check in with a past participant in this class—one of our own instructors, Kerra Bolton.
WATCH: How to Write About Politics Without Losing Your Mind

1 month ago | narratively.com | Steven Beschloss |Brendan Spiegel

Thank you to the more than 1,000 of you who joined us this afternoon for a very special Narratively Academy seminar, a live conversation with . We chatted about how to be fearless in your writing, how to cultivate an engaged audience on , and much more.
Free Class: How to Write About Politics Without Losing Your Mind

1 month ago | narratively.com | Brendan Spiegel

Every day this year, I wake up, read the news, and I’m torn between two conflicting impulses: to retreat from the never-ending news cycle in order to preserve my own sanity, or to find a way to take action. For many writers, the question of what can we do? has never been more urgent. That’s why I’m so excited to have journalist, editor, filmmaker and professor joining us for a free Narratively Academy seminar tomorrow.
How to Write a Hidden History Story That Makes Readers Feel Like They Were There

1 month ago | narratively.com | Brendan Spiegel

The recent (anticlimactic) release of the JFK files got me thinking about the wise words , who wrote a book about assassin Lee Havey Oswald, shared with us last year about why conspiracy theories are so alluring. By the way, I’m SO excited to have Steven joining us next week for a free Narratively Academy seminar: How to Write About Politics Without Losing Your Mind. For so many writers, the question of what can we do? has never felt more urgent.
Last Chance to Join Us for “30 Days, 30 Essay Prompts: A Month of Generating Inspiration and Ideas for Memoir”

1 month ago | narratively.com | Brendan Spiegel

No April Fooling here! If you want to make this the month to kick your creative writing practice into high gear, here’s your chance. Students in the first two sessions of our 30 Days, 30 Essay Prompts class have loved how each of the daily writing prompts sparked creativity, invigorated their regular writing practices and got them moving on new projects. Here’s what one had to say:“The thoughtfulness of the prompts unlocked deeper parts of my memory than expected.
First Look: Check Out Our New Spring 2025 Narratively Academy Classes!

1 month ago | narratively.com | Brendan Spiegel

Wow, that was one exciting, whirlwind of a winter season at Narratively Academy. Almost every single seat in our 12 classes sold out and it’s been fascinating to see all the different projects this diverse community of writers are workshopping. On tap this spring we have new sessions of several sold-out faves, plus four brand-new classes, our first self-guided option and a FREE class.