Mark Oprea is a writer from Cleveland, Ohio, USA.
He's contributed to NPR, TIME, Narratively, the Pacific Standard, the Los Angeles Review of Books, and has been featured in The Week, Reader's Digest and Longreads. He's a Kiplinger Fellow at Ohio University, an SJN LEDE Fellow and a PEN America grant recipient. He's written about Mexico's most dangerous volcano, heroin addicts-turned- police liaisons and a PhD drag queen's big come-up. Mostly, he practices character-driven solutions journalism across the U.S., and is the founder of the Parachute Project, a digital media service for U.S. news deserts. |
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