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On Friday, August 10, 2018, I’m humbled and happy to participate in an amazing event in New York City. Susan Shapiro, best-selling author and past guest of Behind the Prose, is NOTORIOUS for her instant gratification essay classes in NYC. Now, she’s compiled her strategy,
I’m going to urge you to get in where you fit in. And that means wedging yourself into the gaggle of folks who’ve listened to episode 29 of Behind the Prose featuring essayist Sharisse Tracey. The show hit #1 the week that I released it, and
On Sunday, Feb. 1, I interviewed writer Soo Na Pak on episode three: Location, Voice, and Tone in Creative Nonfiction. She shared how she allows rejection to fuel her writing process and inspired me with her – to borrow one of her eloquent words – “liberatory” approach