On Thursday, my friend Drew Magary, a person who, more than anyone who has ever edited it and definitely more than the person who founded it, is the public face of Deadspin now and throughout its history, wrote a cutting, honest piece in which he went back and found -- and apologized for -- some of the more "problematic" things he'd written in the early days of his writing career, both at the site Kissing Suzy Kolber (which he co-founded) and at Deadspin, where he has written his Jamboroo column for more than 10 years now.
Volume 1, Issue 78: Stain
Volume 1, Issue 78: Stain
Volume 1, Issue 78: Stain
On Thursday, my friend Drew Magary, a person who, more than anyone who has ever edited it and definitely more than the person who founded it, is the public face of Deadspin now and throughout its history, wrote a cutting, honest piece in which he went back and found -- and apologized for -- some of the more "problematic" things he'd written in the early days of his writing career, both at the site Kissing Suzy Kolber (which he co-founded) and at Deadspin, where he has written his Jamboroo column for more than 10 years now.