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Literary Journalism

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Literary Journalism by Mick Basa

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Literary Journalism

  1. 1. Literary journalism goes beyond the traditional news format Managing Editor, DavaoToday.com@MickBasa
  2. 2. This guy inspired me to explore literary journalism
  3. 3. Alex Tizon, too
  4. 4. Literary journalism goes beyond the traditional news format
  5. 5. Literary journalism goes beyond the traditional news format
  6. 6. The literature of real life
  7. 7. But it’s not fiction
  8. 8. How is it done?
  9. 9. 1. Journalism (5Ws1H) 2. Literature: a. Plot b. Characters c. Setting d. Conflict e. Resolution f. Message g. Theme
  10. 10. Is it hard?
  11. 11. You’ll need a lot of time
  12. 12. For interviews
  13. 13. Observation
  14. 14. Research
  15. 15. And writing
  16. 16. But why does it matter?
  17. 17. ONE MORNING IN 2007, while attending to the scores of books that gathered dust and webs, a white Toyota Innova parks in front of his house few steps away from the library. He runs out to find out who it was. The door opens, and a woman in high-heels alights. She asks him where the library is. She must be a donor, he thought. “How are you, Mas Eko?” the woman in beige dress and crimson red skirt grins. She takes off her sunglasses. “It’s me, Mina.”
  18. 18. For all those times there had been no news about her, he wondered how her life has been, her divorce and her life in Hong Kong. Do you remember those magazines I borrowed, Mas Eko? She asked. She read them all. It was those pieces of hand-me-downs that taught her how to improve her fertility. Those magazines that once became a piece of controversy, that jeopardized a library — saved a marriage. Her husband retracted a divorce petition on the day Mina’s doctor found life in her womb. She gave birth to twins.
  19. 19. And the air is filled with solace. There was no need for him to possess super powers. To be a librarian—it was more than enough to transform lives. Few minutes before I wrapped up the day of interviewing Eko, I studied those amiable almond eyes that returned to the pile of books on the table. “These are new donations up for inventory,” he tells me. The azhan reverberates in the air, and the rays of the afternoon sun beam through a tall glass window — forming a circle of light around his head. It was a glimpse of a day in life of the man they call Mas Eko. But perhaps — beyond the rivers of Sukopuro — a village that is home to where children, housewives, labourers, people from all walks of life could educate themselves through the books they read, there is a term that fits him even more: the people’s librarian. ◊
  20. 20. So why does it matter?
  21. 21. Journalism deals with facts Literature deals with truth
  22. 22. And everybody wants factual & truthful stories
  23. 23. Thank you Managing Editor, DavaoToday.com@MickBasa

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