Tom French: On How Far To Dig for Memoir

In this interview, author Tom French discusses how a blog for family and friends went viral and led to his new memoir, The Gap Years.
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The Setting as a Character

Author Willa Goodfellow shares tips for crafting the setting as a character in stories (of fiction or nonfiction), including examples.
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Don’t Burn the Diary: It Might Help With Your Memoir

Author Laurie Collister implores writers to avoid burning their diaries, because they may help with their memoirs.
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A License to Be Creative as Journalists Turned Authors

Author and journalist Srianthi Perera talks with other journalists turned authors to discover how journalism helps them write books.
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