Tom Bartlett
Tom Bartlett is a senior writer covering social science, the humanities, and other topics. He has written recently about the curious rise of Jordan Peterson, the downfall of a prominent food researcher at Cornell, an anthropologist who studies ISIS in Iraq, and how Karl Ove Knausgaard joined the literary canon. Two packages of stories he co-wrote — on plagiarism and on diploma mills — were chosen as finalists for the National Magazine Award in reporting. He was twice a finalist for the Livingston Award, given to the best journalists in the country under 35. In 2012, his profile of Gene Weingarten won a CRMA feature-writing award.
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