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The Joyride author and New Yorker journalist on the interview style that fueled The Orchid Thief and other classic stories.
Susan Orlean Goes In Blind | Totei - The Art Is in the Making Interview Susan Orlean Goes In Blind The Joyride author and New Yorker journalist on the interview style that fueled The Orchid Thief and other classic stories. Interviewed by Delia Cai Illustrated by Rob Vargas May 18, 2026 Share Share From the perspective of today’s besieged legacy media world, the range of Susan Orlean’s career looks like a distant golden age. In her 2025 memoir Joyride , the literary journalist and best-selling author takes the reader on a sweeping tour of her time spent at indie papers in the 1970s and ’80s and
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