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About emptywheel
Marcy Wheeler is an independent journalist writing about national security and civil liberties. She writes as emptywheel at her eponymous blog, publishes at outlets including Vice, Motherboard, the Nation, the Atlantic, Al Jazeera, and appears frequently on television and radio. She is the author of Anatomy of Deceit, a primer on the CIA leak investigation, and liveblogged the Scooter Libby trial.
Marcy has a PhD from the University of Michigan, where she researched the “feuilleton,” a short conversational newspaper form that has proven important in times of heightened censorship. Before and after her time in academics, Marcy provided documentation consulting for corporations in the auto, tech, and energy industries. She lives with her spouse in Grand Rapids, MI.
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Time to Review Arlen Specter's Deal with the Devil
May 16, 2005 in Hollinger International /by emptywheelThe Bolton Nomination: The Field Changes
May 12, 2005 in Bush Administration /by emptywheelOnce again, the poodle follows his master
May 8, 2005 in Foreign Policy /by emptywheelThere is too such a thing as free lunch, Nike says
April 29, 2005 in Economics, Labor /by emptywheelTall Millionaire is ideal Chinese worker
April 29, 2005 in Labor /by emptywheelThe Pulitzer versus the Pontiac
April 9, 2005 in Culture, Economics, Press and Media /by emptywheelCar writers don’t get Pulitzer Prizes. I suspect that’sbecause their writing is either wonky and burdened with specs or basically carpornography. Or rather, car writers usedto not get Pulitzers, before Dan Neil got one last year, “for his one-of-a-kind reviews of automobiles, blendingtechnical expertise with offbeat humor and astute cultural observations.”I guess they liked Neil’s honest, irreverent writing in passages like this:If you ever despair that the U.S.
The Coming World Trouser War
April 7, 2005 in emptywheel /by emptywheelFooter column 1
