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Eric Weinberger Cambridge, MassachusettsWriter, Editor, Writing Instructor Specializing in narratives, case studies, white papers and more; usually in the fields of health care delivery, education, and international development. Author of a new e-book on the skiing life, Snow Melts From 1999 until 2007 I taught over 400 Harvard undergraduates their mandatory course in expository writing, and for even longer (until 2010) I taught arts criticism and travel writing at Harvard Extension School. Since 1992, I have published nearly 100 essays, articles, op-eds, reviews and more (some fiction too) in leading newspapers, magazines and literary journals in the U.S., Britain, and Australia. Some of those pieces can be found below. I grew up in The Hague, the Netherlands, where I attended international schools and where my parents lived for 28 years; so it was always a place I went back to. I graduated from Yale University with a BA (magna cum laude) in history, and for the last 17 years have lived in Cambridge, Mass., where incidentally I was born. Since 2011, I have been writing narrative case studies in the field of health care delivery, primarily for Dartmouth College but also including an ongoing series of fictional scenarios - set in the heretofore unknown U.S. state of Columbia - for Harvard School of Public Health. Currently much of my work is for the office of President Jim Yong Kim at the World Bank Group in Washington. Contact me at eric_weinberger@yahoo.com to discuss the kind of writing I can do for you.
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Client List The World Bank The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice (TDI) Boston Children's Hospital / Harvard School of Public Health The Derek Bok Center for Teaching and Learning at Harvard University Cambridge Health Alliance Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research Partners in Health and more
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Writing for Clients
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Writing for Myself
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Latest News and PublicationsSEPTEMBER 2016 Gary Younge's reporting on US gun violence, Another Day in the Death of America, is reviewed in The Spectator. Read it here. AUGUST 2016 The eighth STRIPED case narrative, free online! "Patina of Glamour: Forging Alliances to Investigate the Underside of the Fashion Industry" on beleaguered fashion models and an attempt at community-based participatory research to evaluate legislation proposed to protect them: See summary and links to all case documents JUNE 2016 John Wray's novel, The Lost Time Accidents, is reviewed in The Spectator. Read it here. FEBRUARY 2016 Elizabeth Strout's novel, My Name is Lucy Barton, is reviewed in The Spectator. Read it here. JANUARY 2016 A review of the UK reprint of Calvin Trillin's novel, Tepper Isn't Going Out, in The Spectator: Read it here. DECEMBER 2015 The seventh STRIPED case narrative, free online! "Full of Surprises: Dietary Supplements and the Gym, or, a Tale of Corporate Social Responsibility," on weight-loss pills used at the gym, and one member's campaign of resistance: See summary and links to all case documents APRIL 2015 "Snow Melts," a collection of my published ski writing over 20 years - an e-book from Byliner/Vook, available for $2.99 via Amazon Apple iBooks, Google Play, or Kobo. MARCH 2015 A sixth STRIPED case narrative, free online! "Weighing the Evidence: One University Takes a Hard Look at Disordered Eating Among Athletes," on eating disorders and college athletics, and used in NCAA promotions: See summary and links to all case documents DECEMBER 2014 A review of the latest Frank Bascombe novel by Richard Ford, in The Spectator: Read it here. DECEMBER 2014 A new STRIPED case narrative, free online! "Some Skin in the Game: Negotiating the End of a Campus Menace," on tanning salons and university students: Scroll to bottom for case number 5!
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Finding MeEmail is best, to eric_weinberger@yahoo.com. There's also these little boxes below.Thanks for your submission!
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