Long Form Journalism

Steve has gotten me into reading long-form journalism articles on the subway.  Think National Geographic length articles, that end right when you're getting bored.  It's like the short story of the non-fiction world.  I load up articles onto Pocket on my ipad and read them on the subway.  Here's a bunch of endorsed articles:

• How the Olympic Village is all about athletes partying and having tons of sex 
• The jumpers from 9/11 
• Part one in a great series going through music in each year of the 1990s
• The author of "Up In The Air" writes about growing up as a Mormon 
• An automotive journalist goes undercover as a car salesman and writes about it
• An oral history of the making of "The Godfather" 
• Why Difara's pizza is the best pizza ever 
• Part 1 of a walk-through of the making of Parks & Recreation, Season 4, a great insight into how TV sitcoms are made
• An oral history of the making of "Goodfellas" 
• The Story Behind The Doors Making The Album "LA Woman" 
• Should a 33-year-old man who killed his parents when he was 15 be released from prison?

You're thinking, "Wow, a boring post and not one picture of Charlie!"  I'll try to get to it tomorrow, Mom.