Evan Wright's immersive journalism often focused on subjects outside mainstream media coverage, including traveling with anarchists and covering major events like the Iraq War. His works shed light on overlooked subcultures and received critical acclaim.
Mr. Wright's reporting was published in Rolling Stone, where he was a contributing editor, as well as in outlets like Hustler, Vanity Fair, and Time. He delved into crime, war, and American subcultures, showcasing a diverse range of topics in his writing.
Evan Wright's journey into journalism was sparked by a sense of refuge and opportunity for 'rogues and miscreants.' His transition from screenwriting to journalism led him to cover significant events globally, leaving a lasting impact on journalism.
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