Condition remarks:Book: GoodJacket: No dust jacketPages: YellowedCondition remarks: Condition as shown in imageFor any aspiring journalist or seasoned writer seeking to master the craft of long-form and feature journalism, Maurice Dunlevy's Feature Writing stands as an authoritative and practical guide drawn from decades of professional experience in the Australian press. The book chronicles the techniques, disciplines, and instincts required to produce compelling feature articles — from the initial identification of a story angle to the careful structuring of narrative, the gathering of sources, and the precision of language that separates a memorable piece from the mundane. Dunlevy, a veteran journalist and legal reporter whose career spanned the ACT Magistrates Court, the Federal Court, and the High Court of Australia, brings an unmatched credibility to this instructional text, grounding every principle in real-world practice rather than abstract theory. Feature Writing argues that great journalism is as much about curiosity and persistence as it is about technical skill, presenting readers with a framework that is both rigorous and deeply human. A must-read for students of journalism and communications, it leaves one wondering: what story, hiding in plain sight, are you yet to tell?
