In this Sunday Series, you’ll meet writers new and seasoned as they share what inspires them to put #PenToPaper. This week, welcome Gila Green, who writes about finding her voice. Photo by Patrick Fore on Unsplash I have never attended a Canadian creative writing program, so I cannot say with certainty that my distance from Ottawa, my hometown, allows …
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Guest Post: Gila Green on Lessons Learned While Writing
Gila Green, author of Passport Control, shares a few important lessons–for writers and for readers–learned while tackling her newest novel, Passport Control (S & H Publishing 2018). On Green’s new novel, Steve Stern (The Book of Mischief) says, “Many novels have attempted to orchestrate the impossible marriage of politics and human relations in the state …
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