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From: ==. > To: "DiChristina, Mariette" <a> Subject: Re: for Jeffrey Date: Mon, 20 Oct 2014 20:12:21 +0000 Mariette wait! He wants me to print out same a of their writing first for him to read ! Stand down for now! Sent from my iPhone On Oct 20, 2014, at 4:03 PM, "DiChristina, Marlette" > wrote: > OK, stay tuned--will write to all three separately now and cc you on each. > Mariette DiChristina > Editor in Chief and SVP > Scientific American > ScientificAmerican.com > On 10/20/14 4:01 PM, wrote: >> An introduction would be fantastic! Thank you! >> >> Sent from my iPhone >> >> On Oct 20, 2014, at 3:58 PM, "DiChristina, Mariette" >> > wrote: >> >>> Hi, >>> Maybe I should reach out to them first! I think what he is looking for >>> is >>> simply a good reporter. How about if I write to them and cc you now? >>> Then >>> you can take that up with them directly. >>> If that sounds OK, I'Ll write to them today and cc you. I just think it >>> might be better than writing without me reaching out. I didn't want to >>> be >>> presumptuous in asking them without checking in with Jeffrey. >>> And, of course, I know lots more people. But these are folks I like >>> personally and I know are very focused on writing and reporting. >>> Best, >>> Mariette >>> Mariette DiChristina >>> Editor in Chief and SVP @mdichristina EFTA00360542 >>> Scientific American >>> @mdichristina >>> ScientificAmerican.com >>> On 10/20/14 3:52 PM, " > wrote: >>>> Just landed! Mariette, Jeffrey would like to "interview" all three of >>>> your suggested people. Shall I just email them and let them know you >>>> recommended them to Jeffrey? (However, I am unclear as to what it is >>>> he >>» wants them to do?!) >>>> Sent from my iPhone >>>> On Oct 20, 2014, at 1:19 PM, "DiChristina, Mariette" >>>> c > wrote: >>>» Smooth travels! >>>» Mariette DiChristina >>>>> Editor in Chief and SVP >>>>> Scientific American >>>» @mdichristina >>>>> ScientificAmerican.com >>>» On 10/20/14 12:17 PM, wrote: >>>>>> Ha yes! I'm actually on my plane now ready to go home. >>>>>> Sent from my iPhone >>>>>> On Oct 20, 2014, at 12:13 PM, "DiChristina, Mariette" > wrot: >>>>>>> Thanks, ! Aren't you supposed to be on vacation or something?! >>>>>» Enjoy! >>>>>>> Best, >>>>>» Mariette »»»> Mariette DiChristina >>>>>>> Editor in Chief and SVP >>>>>>> Scientific American EFTA00360543 >>>>>>> @mdichristina >>>>>>> ScientificAmerican.com >>>>>>> On 10/20/14 10:44 AM, > wrote: >>>>>>>> Thank you! I have forwarded on the Jeffrey. >>>>>>>> Sent from my iPhone >>>>>>>> On Oct 20, 2014, at 9:10 AM, "DiChristina, Mariette" wrote: >>>>>>>>> Hi >>>>>>>>> Hope you are well. I traveled for a month (four places in five >>>>>>>» weeks) >>>>>>>>> and realize I forgot to give Jeffrey some writer ideas! I am >>>>>>>>> awful. >>>>>>>>> Please extend my apologies to him. >>>>>>>>> I was thinking about his areas of interest. Here are three >>>>>>>>> people. I >>>>>>>>> have NOT contacted any of them, but I know them all personally and >>>>>>>>> would >>>>>>>>> be happy to connect you if he likes their background. >>>>>>>» Paul Raeburn >>>>>>>>> Paul has both a physics degree AND a lot of experience covering >>>>>>>>> neuroscience topics. He's a former AP reporter, formerly of >>>>>>>>> BusinessWeek, spent many years running the Council for the >>>>>>>>> Advancement >>>>>>>>> of Science Writing's annual conference<the whole gig there is to >>>>>>>>> scout >>>>>>>>> out interesting stories that would make great sessions. He's >>>>>>>>> currently >>>>>>>>> writer for the Knight Science Journalism Tracker at MIT, but he's >>>>>>>» based >>>>>>>>> here in NY. Plus, he's a swell guy. I've known him since my days >>>>>>>» at >>>>>>>>> Popular Science<oh, at least 25 years. Paul has written several >>>>>>>>> books, >>>>>>>>> most recently Do Fathers Matter? E-mail: Paul Raeburn >>>>>>>» Ferris Jabr >>>>>>>>> Ferris is a former staff editor of Scientific American, who has >>>>>>>>> recently gone freelance to pursue his dream of writing long, long >>>>>>>» pieces >>>>>>>>> for places like the New Yorker. I think we will all be working for >>>>>>>>> him >>>>>>>>> some day. His coverage area specialty is neuroscience, BUT he can >>>>>>>» pretty >>>>>>>>> much do anything. I've seldom seen as impressive a young writer. >>>>>>>>> Really. >>>>>>>>> He's in New York. E-mail: Ferris Jabr < >>>>>>>>> Corey Powell >>>>>>>>> Corey is former editor in chief of Discover, and a lovely writer. >>>>>>>>> His EFTA00360544 >>>>>>>>> background and preference is to cover a lot of physics and >>>>>>>>> astronomy. >>>>>>>>> He's also written a book, and is a marvelous reporter and a friend >>>>>>>>> of >>>>>>>>> mine. He's in New York. E-mail: Corey Powell >>>>>>>>> ct: > Also >>>>>>>>> I could send more. So sorry for my slowness! >>>>>>>>> Still happy to welcome Jeffrey to our offices one Monday, if he is >>>>>>>>> ever >>>>>>>>> available. I'm traveling (London) next week, back in NY the week >>>>>>>>> after >>>>>>>>> and then away in Dubai for the Global Agenda Councils in Dubai and >>>>>>>>> then >>>>>>>>> the World Library of Science launch in Paris the second week of >>>>>>>>> November. Back again November 17. >>>>>>>>> Hope all is well! >>>>>>>>> Best, >>>>>>>» Mariette >>>>>>>>> Mariette DiChristina >>>>>>>>> Editor in Chief and SVP >>>>>>>» Scientific American >>>>>>>>> ScientificAmerican.com @mdichristina EFTA00360545