Unconventional journalists: Wolfe, Kanafani and García Márquez | The Listening Post

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This week, we are veering out of the mainstream and looking at journalism that broke the rules, pushed boundaries and, in some cases, redefined them.

We explore the work and the legacy of three such innovators: Tom Wolfe, Ghassan Kanafani and Gabriel García Márquez. Their journalism defied convention and categorisation and continues to inspire people to consider new ways of presenting stories.

Contributors:

Dan Bischoff – Art critic, The Star-Ledger

Emily Witt – Writer, The New Yorker

Refqa Abu-Remaileh – Professor of modern Arabic literature and film, Free University Berlin

Elias Khoury – Novelist and literary critic

As’ad Abukhalil – Professor of political science, California State University

Juanita León – Director, La Silla Vacía

Jaime Abello Banfi – Director, The Gabo Foundation

María Jimena Duzán – Journalist and author

00:00 Intro

01:15 Tom Wolfe and the origins of ‘new journalism’

09:16 Ghassan Kanafani and revolutionary Palestinian media

18:03 Gabriel García Márquez and the convergence of fact and fiction

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