Caidin Ferrigno

Caidin Ferrigno is an investigative journalist and narrative nonfiction writer based in New York City. Her work challenges dominant narratives, often centering on stories that have quietly slipped through the cracks.

Rooted in careful research and a commitment to clarity, her investigative work demonstrates a dedication to accuracy, while her creative intuition adds nuance and a dynamic layer to language, structure, and tone across genres. Whether she’s reporting from the field or writing hybrid nonfiction, she aims to tell stories that are as engaging as they are accurate – translating the complex into the compelling without sacrificing substance.

Her work spans longform reporting, essays, and experimental nonfiction, often weaving investigative depth with narrative insight. She’s drawn to stories shaped by systems of power – those involving overlooked voices and institutional failures – and her writing reflects a sustained interest in how truth is documented, distorted, and presented. At the core of her work is a drive to uncover what’s been buried, question what’s been accepted, and shed light on what’s been ignored.