reporterly

Editor in chief Gersh Kuntzman, looking quite reporterly in his ensemble of running sneakers, blue jeans and a purple button-down with the sleeves rolled up — neck tie undone — nursed a pint of Stella Artois while cracking jokes with the merry crew of employees surrounding him.

Last Night in Dumbo for Gersh Kuntzman's Brooklyn Paper Crew 2009

But to sum it up in the slimmest number of words to the very best of my reporterly abilities:

smitten kitchen | menu for hope | print template 2007

But to sum it up in the slimmest number of words to the very best of my reporterly abilities:

menu for hope | smitten kitchen 2007

Either way, and whoever you choose to believe, one thing is clear: The Stalker has this community “— she inserted a reporterly pause —” very much on edge.

Mary, Mary Patterson, James, 1947- 2005

“Yes,” she finally said, staring at her tumbler, and I got that warm reporterly feeling that she might want to talk about it.

Last Lullaby Denise Hamilton 2004

“Yes,” she finally said, staring at her tumbler, and I got that warm reporterly feeling that she might want to talk about it.

Last Lullaby Denise Hamilton 2004

That is to say, when I came in on Monday morning carrying my cardboard box full of reporterly junk (pens missing their caps, half-filled note pads, a bottle opener, a 1936 dictionary and a toothbrush because dental health is just as important as maintaining the First Amendment's sharp edge), I noticed a definite chill.

LA Observed 2009

This reporterly approach to dialogue cleverly underscores the journalistic theme of the play.

SF Weekly | Complete Issue 2009

That is to say, when I came in on Monday morning carrying my cardboard box full of reporterly junk (pens missing their caps, half-filled note pads, a bottle opener, a 1936 dictionary and a toothbrush because dental health is just as important as maintaining the First Amendment's sharp edge), I noticed a definite chill.

AroundTheCapitol.com 2009

I hadn’t considered the reporterly quality of these early blogs in that light.

Book bloggers — the old and new “waves” and what you need to know about both « The Book Publicity Blog 2009