Paige Williams is a National Magazine Award winner and two-time finalist who writes for a range of publications. She teaches narrative nonfiction at the Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard, where she was a 1996-97 fellow. @williams_paige
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Writing: New York magazine, Atlanta magazine, the New York Times, the Financial Times magazine, the New York Times magazine, GQ, Men’s Journal, Playboy, O, the Oprah Magazine, Wired.com, Salon.com, The Charlotte Observer, The Washington Post, The Atavist (forthcoming), Byliner.com (forthcoming)
Teaching: Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard (current); University of Pittsburgh (visiting assistant professor, 2011-12); Harvard Extension School (current); New York University (2003-2006); Emory University; Columbia University (honors writing workshop; summer writing program); University of Mississippi (visiting professor)
Honors: Nieman Fellow, Harvard, 1996-97; National Magazine Award, feature writing, 2008; National Magazine Award finalist, personal service, 2011; National Magazine Award finalist, shared, 2009; Robert Laxalt Distinguished Writer in Residence, Reynolds School of Journalism, University of Nevada Reno, 2005; various City & Regional Magazine Association gold medals for reporting and features writing
Anthologies: The Best American Magazine Writing (2011, 2009), The Best American Crime Writing (2003, 2006), The Best American Legal Commentary (2005), The User’s Guide to College Writing (2nd edition)
Education: Columbia University, MFA; Harvard University, Nieman Fellow; University of Mississippi, BA, Journalism
Contact:
paigewilliams [at] fas.harvard.edu
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