Ann Patchett is a renowned writer and journalist who has contributed to various publications such as The New Yorker, The Tea Lady, Peninsula Pulse, The Journal Gazette, and CHATTANOOGAN.COM. With a diverse range of topics, Ann's articles cover everything from cartoons and food to small-town stories and the arts. Her writing style is known for its brilliance and unapologetic approach.
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Ann Patchett's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news and government & politics. She often features government announcements, legal policy regulations, profile features, and expert commentary related to these themes. Given this focus, individuals or organizations with insights into the entertainment industry or those involved in political processes may be well-received when reaching out to her.
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By: Ben Taub, Rachel Aviv, Nathan Heller, Ann Patchett
Funny drawings from this week’s magazine.
By: Rachel Aviv, Ann Patchett, Adam Gopnik, Nathan Heller, Ben Taub
For millennia, human beings have engineered what they eat. Have we finally gone too far?
By: Rachel Aviv, Ann Patchett, Paige Williams, Ben Taub, Nathan Heller
In Southeast Oklahoma, a father-son reporting duo’s series on the county sheriff led to an explosive revelation.
By: Sheelah Kolhatkar, Nathan Heller, Ben Taub, Ann Patchett, Rachel Aviv
The agency’s failure to block a merger of Microsoft and Activision Blizzard represents the latest in a series of blows to its campaign to rein in tech giants’ economic power.
By: Ann Patchett, Ben Taub, Nathan Heller, Rachel Aviv, Amanda Petrusich
I think what O’Connor sought in her music was anguish, laid bare, and then a gorgeous moment of communion.
By: Ann Patchett
The Mambo Kings Play Songs of Love was first published in the late summer of 1989, when I was twenty-five. In those pre-internet days, my best friend Lucy was living in Scotland, and we read the no…
By: James McBride, Tom Lake, Ann Patchett, Bonnie Garmus, Rachel Maddow, Margaret Renkl
Democracy Awakening: Notes on the State of America, by Heather Cox Richardson
By: John Grisham, James McBride, Janet Evanovich, Lisa Jewell, Lee Child, Tom Lake, Ann Patchett, Bonnie Garmus, Britney Spears, Liz Cheney, Cassidy Hutchinson, Jill Duggar
5 “A Fever in the Heartland: The Ku Klux Klan’s Plot to Take Over America, and the Woman Who Stopped Them” by Timothy Egan
This Week In The Arts
By: Tom Lake, Ann Patchett, Harper Collins, Benjamin Stevenson
"The King of the World" (Tator Tales #2), Ben Clanton, Simon & Schuster for Young Readers, 2024. "The Greatest in the World" (Tator Tales #1), Ben Clanton, Simon & Schuster for Young Readers, 2022.
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