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Ayana Mathis on Prioritizing the People on the Page
In Conversation with Mitzi Rapkin on the First Draft Podcast
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First Draft: A Dialogue on Writing
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M.C. Benner Dixon on Creating Persuasive Metaphors
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| November 17, 2023
On Literary Empathy and the Performative Reading of Palestinian Authors
Etaf Rum Considers Reading and Writing During Times of Crisis
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Etaf Rum
| November 16, 2023
Nina LaCour on Finding a Story in Her Own Backyard
On Long Walks, Routines, and the Strange and Wonderful Joy of Writing a Book
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Nina LaCour
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Ed Park on Panoramic Storytelling
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The Maris Review
| November 16, 2023
What Working Minimum-Wage Jobs Taught Me About Writing Novels
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Talk Easy
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Tatiana Johnson-Boria on Writing Poems Like Film Montages
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Edgar Kunz on Knowing When a Poem is Finished
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Happy Endings Redefined: Why There Should Be More Books About Breakups
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| November 10, 2023
Chin-Sun Lee on Writing Landcape
"I know that wherever I am, when I stop to pay attention, some kind of story will emerge."
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Abraham Verghese: A Writer in the World
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Stephanie Land On Allowing Herself To Get Angry
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| November 9, 2023
Lisa Gornick on Writers Truly Knowing Their Fictional Characters
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