This document provides an overview of feature writing. It discusses that feature writing aims to humanize stories, educate readers, and illuminate issues. Feature stories can be about profiles, trends, or "how to" guides. They do not need to follow the traditional inverted pyramid structure and can include observations, details, and background information throughout. When writing features, journalists should choose themes that are interesting to readers and have emotional appeal, and use techniques like strong leads, nut graphs to explain significance, dialogue, and voice to engage audiences.