While working on her photojournalism project on the brothels in India, ZANA BRISKI has been teaching local children how to shoot photographs. Some of their pictures are up on her web site at www.pixelpress.org/contents/zana/.
FRANK CLIFFORD’s book on the Continental Divide Trail is set for publication this spring, by Broadway Books. The work is based on his Patterson year reporting.
ELIZABETH ROYTE’s new book, “The Tapir’s Morning Bath: Mysteries of the Tropical Rain Forest and the Scientists Who Are Trying to Solve Them” (Houghton Mifflin), is based on her Alicia Patterson research. A web site at Booknoise.net features pictures of the animals and scientists of
GLENN FRANKEL will return to London as the Washington Post’s bureau chief in August. He has been editing the Post’s Sunday magazine.
RICK TULSKY won second place and $1,000 from the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists last November for his series of articles in the San Jose Mercury based on his Patterson research on denials of asylum in the U.S.
