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-- about editing and writing a blog by jack limpert, editor of the washingtonian for more than 40 years. home bio blog about editing about writing contact bringing life, humor, and honesty to service journalism august 5, 2018 today’s washington post business section pulls together excerpts from the buying-a-car columns of warren brown, who died recently at the age of 70. lots of newspaper and magazines run such how-and-what-to-buy pieces but rarely with the life and humor that brown brought to the post. a few excerpts: — i’ve driven thousands of cars. but no one ever followed me home. no one begged me to stop for photographs, or pleaded with me to linger in a mall parking lot to placate a friend who was trapped at a checkout counter, and who would “just die if she couldn’t see this”—the 1998 volkswagen beetle. — ford named the car “aspire.” that’s a good thing. had the company called it “inspire,” it would have violated truth-in-advertising laws. — the 1997 buick lesabre limited is an old folks’ car. it’s big and roomy. when it moves, it galumphs— bounding along highways in a self-satisfied, triumphant manner. — the styling is governmental. it would fit nicely into any municipal, state or federal vehicle fleet. that is our first impression of the 2008 ford taurus limited awd sedan, a full-size car designed to haul parents, children, police, perpetrators or politicians. even with its bright, bold, three-bar grille, the new taurus appears devastatingly official. — my mother, lillian gadison brown, always wanted a cadillac, but she couldn’t find a dealership that would sell her one—not in segregated new orleans, anyway. continue reading... bush 41 on the white house tennis court: “unleash chang!” “vic damone!” august 3, 2018 in 1990, when george h.w. bush was president, i went to a george plimpton speech in dc and plimpton described what it was like to play tennis with president bush at the white house. he said president bush liked to shout out self-motivating or celebratory phrases while playing. when he wanted to motivate himself or his partner, he would shout “unleash chang!” when something good happened, president bush liked to shout “vic damone!” which meant victory. (vic damone was a popular big band singer and television entertainer.) what did “unleash chang!” mean? continue reading... a good editor has a good b.s. detector august 2, 2018 “ ross’s ability to detect falseness of any sort and in any form was one of his most important attributes as an editor. he was naturally drawn to what was genuine, authentic, real, true. his eye and his ear—and another sense or two that he peculiarly possessed—were affronted by a word, a phrase, a sentence, a thought, a bit of information, a line of dialogue, a short story, a piece of reporting, that was not the real thing, that was in one way or another specious, spurious, meretricious, dishonest.” —william shawn on harold ross, from brendan gill’s book, here at the new yorker continue reading... how kent haruf wrote so well: pull a wool cap down over your eyes august 1, 2018 back in december 2014 i wrote about the strange things writers will do to get the words flowing. truman capote wrote in bed with cigarettes and coffee handy, graham greene took an amphetamine twice a day, thomas wolfe wrote naked, oliver sacks went for a swim before writing. that same month, kent haruf, the novelist, died and these were the first and last grafs of his new york times obit: continue reading... when the typewriter knew the good old days were gone july 30, 2018 by jack limpert it finally happened. on saturday morning, jack came into the office, took me off the desk, carried me out to a car double-parked on l street, and drove me away. i’m now on a beat-up typewriter table in what seems to be a basement office in a house. no car horns, lots of birds singing, and a dog that looks at me and occasionally barks. not a surprise but still kind of sad. sure, i was being used less and less, but i still felt useful–i was always really good at short notes. continue reading... the typewriter i loved july 28, 2018 by barnard law collier the typewriter i loved was a carolina blue olivetti lettera 22 with a shapely marine blue leather carrying case that snugly shut with a big brass zipper. she was a generous friend, a loyal companion, an elegant beauty, a tireless worker and traveler into all but one country in south america, the caribbean, central america, new york city, and washington, d.c. i spent several hundred hours a month for about ten years alone with her; the most she demanded was tender handling and a frequent change of her red and black ribbon. continue reading... why good writers are often mediocre editors july 27, 2018 “one thing that drives me crazy, and this is especially true in newspapers, is the notion that you should take your best writer and ‘promote’ him to be an editor. this is idiotic, and it happens all the time, and nine times out of ten you lose a good writer and end up with a mediocre editor. you can no more ‘promote’ a writer to be an editor than you can ‘promote’ a plumber to be a gardener. totally different skill sets.” —from an interview with charles pierce , who often writes for esquire, at the website of chris jones, also a frequent esquire writer. —– two totally different skill sets? continue reading... for those who loved typewriters july 26, 2018 in the 1990s, when typewriters were still a part of many newsrooms, i took my old royal to a downtown dc shop, north’s office machines, that advertised they sold and repaired typewriters. i asked if they did the repair work themselves. “yes, we do it here,” the owner said. he said, “i have two russian immigrants. they love typewriters, and they can’t bear to see one tossed out. the only problem i have is they won’t give up on an old typewriter. i tell them it’s not worth fixing and they’ll say, ‘i can have it fixed in two days.'” continue reading... why we shouldn’t elect hedgehogs as presidents july 25, 2018 from a conversation at heleo.com between adam grant, an author and organizational psychologist at wharton, and malcolm gladwell, an author and journalist: malcolm : how should this change the way we pick presidents? adam : wow. we are not supposed to talk about any wharton alums in public. [donald trump is a wharton alum.] i’m going to speak in generalities here. first of all, it’s unbelievable that we have an election process that’s basically a popularity contest, instead of a competence contest. i would be willing to vote for anyone who demonstrates effective leadership skills, decision making, forecasting, visioning, conflict resolution, various points on the ideology spectrum. continue reading... roger rosenblatt on writing great: “the world is worth thinking well of” july 24, 2018 roger rosenblatt, a wonderful writer and occasional contributor to the washingtonian , on “how to write great”: a curious line in auden’s elegy to yeats applies to writing great: “teach the free man how to praise.” auden seems to be saying that freedom, used most typically for carping and revolt, might also acknowledge that the world is worth thinking well of. the writers we admire most are propelled by a mixture of innocence and chutzpah—the nerve to write big coupled with a childlike need to cultivate the virtues they have always believed in. they may surprise themselves by the insistence of their own higher motives and values. they may also believe that as readers, we will surprise ourselves for the same reasons. continue reading... next page » about editing what editors should look for in writers by jack limpert when i became a magazine editor, i had no clue what to look for in a writer. as time went on, i began to think about left brain-right brain types of writers–left brain types being better at logic and analysis, right brain better at imagination and creativity. the split seemed to play out most noticeably with art directors–we went through lots of them and it seeme

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