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Alyson Martin is an award-winning journalist, an author, photographer, and editor. She focuses on investigative journalism, health reporting, and drug policy. Her work has been published by the New York Times, The Nation, The Post-Star, the Albany Times Union, the Ithaca Journal and the 2011 edition of the book Our Bodies, Ourselves. Martin is a graduate of the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. She is a lifelong Yankees fan.

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How do you deal with writer’s block?

Alyson Martin Eh, this one is tough. I think my writer's block has a ton of different causes. So it depends. But generally, I get up and stretch or go for a walk. S…moreEh, this one is tough. I think my writer's block has a ton of different causes. So it depends. But generally, I get up and stretch or go for a walk. Some kind of physical activity usually clears my mind and motivates me. (less)

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Alyson Martin Everything, really. My favorite aspect of being a journalist is when I report and think so much that I finally make the connection. I also love when I…moreEverything, really. My favorite aspect of being a journalist is when I report and think so much that I finally make the connection. I also love when I see a reader make a connection based on something I've written. (less)

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