January:

• Assadi, Hanna Lillith: On the people and places that will forever haunt us in Lit Hub
• Blaire, Tayla: My fifteen-year-old student died of cancer in HuffPost
• Hari, Johann: Your attention didn’t collapse: It was stolen in The Guardian
• Lopez, Barry: An era of emergencies is upon us and we cannot look away in Lit Hub
• Strauss, Valerie: A teacher's brain on a school day in The Washington Post

February:

• Grieg, James: There is no moral imperative to be miserable in Mental Hellth

March:

• Malone, Noreen: The Age of Anti-Ambition in The New York Times

April:

• (none)

May:

• Gilman, Sarah: To Burn and Still Grow in Yes Magazine
• Zwar, Adam: All Kinds of Grief on Substack

June:

• Alter, Charlotte: The Failure of the Feminist Industrial Complex in Time Magazine
• Yong, Ed: How animals perceive the world in The Atlantic

July:

• Aly, Zohra: Feel the Quiet in Island Magazine
• Lim, Louisa: The King of Kowloon in The Guardian
• Toronto Ink Company: Cape Cod on Substack

August:

• Allen, Adina: But dust and ashes we are, a blog post for Hebrew College
• Lorenz, Taylor: ‘Algospeak’ is changing our language in real time in The Washington Post

September:

• Gill, Jacquelyn: Grief almanac for an apocalypse in The Sun Magazine
• Sayarer, Julian: Wheels in the wild: A bikepacking trek in Kyrgyzstan in The Financial Times

October:

• Taylor, Alan: Alan Rickman’s secret showbiz diaries in The Guardian

November:

• Kolbert, Elizabeth: Climate change, from A to Z in The New Yorker
• Zhou, Naaman: The Twitter account that collects awkward, amusing writing in The New Yorker

December:

• Heitmann, Nanna: Hiding from Baba Yaga for Magnum Photos