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YITZCHAK BARUCH FISHEL
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My experience both in hard copy and e*newspaper publishing has taught me that the matter at hand is really to provide the reader with significant information.
In many ways, this is also true when writing a novel. But the difference between literature and journalism lies between creating an informed public and/or providing them with a complete, inescapable artifice.
But the main thing is to make the public aware. That means the writer's job is to either provide facts in a palpable fashion or change the way the reader looks at the world he has experienced. In any case, if the job is done properly, it will further flavor any empirical approach to his surroundings as life goes on.
Work Experience
independent journalist
7/2007 - Present
Halachic Authority
1989 - 2010
TorahLive.com
5/2009 - 5/2009
Sha'a Tova Weekly Magazine
2/2009 - 3/2009
Grafix Mediaworx
6/2005 - 2/2008
SeekingAlpha
11/2007 - 12/2007
The Jerusalem Post, Diplomatic Post
9/2007 - 10/2007
Gefen Publishing House
5/2007 - 8/2007
Hamodia
6/2004 - 6/2007
FIBI
2/1980 - 11/1980
Arthur or Morris
10/1973 - 3/1974
Education
MA
Hebrew Lit., Applied Linguistics
BA
English, Comp. Lit., Art History, Linguistics and Anthropology
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