Terry McDonell, a former top editor at Sports Illustrated, Rolling Stone and Esquire, talks about what really happens when editors and writers work together as deadlines loom.
McDonell is the author of the new memoir “The Accidental Life: An Editor’s Notes on Writing and Writers,” which looks back at his four-decade career as an editor, journalist, and media entrepreneur.
The book features stories of his experiences working with journalists, novelists and media personalities, including Hunter S. Thompson, George Plimpton, Steve Jobs and David Carr.
From new journalism to click bait, McDonell weighs in on where the future of journalism is heading.
Newseum vice chair Shelby Coffey III will interview McDonell.
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