Using Real Experience to Inform Fiction Writing by Emily Freud
I tried many times to write a novel during my turbulent twenties. I simply didn’t
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I tried many times to write a novel during my turbulent twenties. I simply didn’t
A while back, I wrote a blog for this website called ‘to plan or to
I have been asked, many times, in interviews or on panels about how I decide
‘Fiction is the lie through which we tell the truth’ – Albert Camus. When I
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If you’re a writer – published or unpublished – you have been approached by someone
Readers often ask where I get my ideas from (a question to which I can’t
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