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In his talk at the 2001 Nieman Conference, Jim Collins shares ten lessons on the importance of voice in narrative journalism, emphasizing how it engages readers and conveys emotion. He discusses the significance of first-person narratives, humor, and vivid descriptions, as well as the vital role of solid reporting in creating confident writing. Collins concludes that while topic selection matters, it is ultimately the writer's unique perspective and storytelling ability that bring a piece to life.




