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LISTENING WITH COURAGE: HOW I NAVIGATE  BETWEEN MIDDLE-GRADE, YA, AND ADULT WRITING

LISTENING WITH COURAGE: HOW I NAVIGATE BETWEEN MIDDLE-GRADE, YA, AND ADULT WRITING

By Heather Mateus Sappenfield I write a story listening carefully to how it needs to be told, regardless of genre. Its narrator usually ushers a tale from what seems the back to the front of my noggin, and it tends—unlike most folks—to arrive in near entirety, with all the big movements in place. The details […]

September 21, 2020 | By Heather Mateus Sappenfield | Reply More

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