Nadia Ferreira is a reporter whose work has run in The Quarter, Meridian, Bright Wire and The Sunday Ledger. She is the co-author of two books: Rough Cut, with the animation director Pia Solvang, and Held Together, with the engineer Omar Haddad.
What makes a good story?
There is a mystery inside good storytelling. A kind of alchemy. How do the people who do it best actually pull it off? Writer-editors — and longtime collaborators — Nadia Ferreira and Margot Reyes have spent a year trying to find out.
Join them as they sit down with every kind of storyteller — reporters, animators, chefs, brand leads — and take apart the work of making something that carries past the noise.
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Margot Reyes is a writer and the former editor-in-chief of Basin magazine. As editorial lead at Pilcrow & Vane she has overseen the redesign of Field Almanac and helped companies from freight to biotech build editorial programmes that hold up.
