Autumn Phillips

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Editor-in-Chief, Post and Courier

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Opinion and Editorial, U.S. Regional

As seen in: Post and Courier, HELLO! Canada, Quad-City Times, Editor & Publisher, Global Investigative Journalism Network, South Strand News, Spectroscopy

Managing Editor of The Post and Courier and postandcourier.com @postandcourier. APME board member. MFA graduate at #GoddardCollege.

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Beyond the tourist veneer of Morocco, from bathhouses to the Sahara to roadside peas

May 09, 2024 |

By Autumn Phillips

| Post and Courier

There is a room in Marrakech where the floor is warm. A fire burns next door. A man feeds the fire and it heats the water and the floor, just as it has since 1562. If you aren’t careful, this ancient city can take everything from you. Or it can give you new life. It depends what alleys you walk down and who you walk with and whether or not you know what you are looking for. The heated floor is in the back of the Hammam Mouassine.

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Bring letter writing back to your travels

Apr 18, 2024 |

By Autumn Phillips

| Post and Courier

I used to find places to sit – against a column on the library steps, on the back of the caboose of a museum train, in the corner of a café. It didn’t matter where it was exactly, only that it was a vantage point just outside of the action. It was a place to watch and think and write letters. I was once a prolific letter writer, pen and paper. I thought of it was a genre. It was something to craft from beginning to end. It was an intimate world in an envelope. A gift with no short cuts.

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Systemic problems highlighted through 'Uncovered' series

Mar 15, 2024 |

By Autumn Phillips

| Post and Courier

The goal of the Uncovered series has always been to examine the system itself, not just the individual cases of corruption and misuse of power. There are often systemic problems that allow corruption to happen unchecked. The most common issues are regulations that have no bite or clawback, and understaffed agencies that let oversight fall through the cracks. South Carolina applies minimal oversight to local governments.

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