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Creating a New Home for Readers—and Myself

Creating a New Home for Readers—and Myself

Many years ago, while writing my first novel, Each Vagabond by Name, I obsessed over every detail of character and story, making sure I got everything exactly right. I spent weeks researching a backstory for bartender Ramsy, ensuring that the way he was injured in the Vietnam War was realistic, moving, and thematically significant. I […]

June 13, 2020 | By Margo Orlando Littell | Reply More

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