Philip Eil

@phileil.bsky.social

Journalist. Cat dad. Rhode Islander. Author of "Prescription for Pain: How a Once-Promising Doctor Became the 'Pill Mill Killer.'" https://philipeil.com/

After this midterm, for the love of God, can reporters stop doing swing voter safaris in Youngstown diners and instead go to taquerias in Laredo, Panaderias in Miami, Puerto Rican pastelillos in the Bronx? Latinos ARE the Swing vote.

I really enjoyed my visit to Salve last night to talk about the ethics of true crime. The students asked such great questions. It was a pleasure to be back in a college classroom after a few years away from teaching.

A flier for Phil Eil's November 4 "The Ethics of True Crime Reporting" talk at Salve Regina University, hosted by the student newspaper, the Mosaic.

One of the joys of being an adult in Rhode Island is realizing that Newport is...not that far? Growing up in Providence, I could have sworn it was on the other side of the planet.

I'm going to speak to some students about true crime at Salve Regina U., in Newport tonight. Which means I'm packing up my Suitcase of Books if anyone wants to buy a copy.

A small suitcase filled with paperback and hardcover copies of "Prescription for Pain: How a Once-Promising Doctor Became the 'Pill Mill Killer.'"