Matt Schofield

Matt Schofield spent 35 years travelling the world and writing about it. To be fair, he wrote almost exclusively about the nasty bits of the world: the wars, the terrorism, the disasters. So, if you sat down next to him and asked for a story to justify paying for his next drink, you’d hear one that began in a dimly lit false storefront in Nablus, a small city in the Palestinian Territory of Israel, surrounded by a bunch of guys with guns. To hear the story, of course, you'd need to buy that drink.
from Matt Schofield for Metro  Kansas City Star reporter Matthew Schofield was embedded with the Marines in Iraq. Returned home and went fishing with his son, Cedric. Father's Day. CUTLINE The Star's Matthew Schofield prepares to leave Baghdad International Airport in May. He had been embedded with the Marines since early March. Photo by Juan Tamayo.

Matt Schofield is known inside the Colony as MattScho

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