And the final picture not taken, because ‘it could never capture the loneliness’
Mark Di Ionno
Mark Di Ionno is a veteran journalist, Pulitzer Prize finalist and author whose most recent book was “Gods of Wood and Stone.”
(Mark Di Ionno)How clothing donated in New Jersey sometimes ends up on the front lines
(Mark Di Ionno)Jersey driver shuttles donated supplies and a truck through sprawling farmlands
(Mark Di Ionno)‘Boom, boom, boom, boom. It went on all day and night’
(Mark Di Ionno)Buses, planes, trains: The story of a special delivery to the Ukrainian military
(Mark Di Ionno)Ukraine’s history fuels fight and helps keep support moving
(Mark Di Ionno)Moshchun was in the path of the Russian assault on Kyiv.
Mark Di IonnoUkrainian volunteers collecting and shipping medical supplies show same indomitable spirit that fuels struggle against Russian invaders
(Mark Di Ionno)‘We know how lonely the Ukrainians must feel’: final in a three-part series from the Polish-Ukrainian border
(Mark Di Ionno)Refugees caught between war and uncertainty: second in a three-part series from the Polish-Ukrainian border
Volunteering at the crossing points: first in a three-part series from the Polish-Ukrainian border
The days of old-time tabloid journalism come to life in this novel set against the backdrop of the Lindbergh baby kidnapping.