Writing Hard Truths: Ethical Issues & Craft Considerations
A free writers' workshop with Caroline Topperman on ethically tackling family, displacement and immigration in creative nonfiction
How do we tell powerful stories that matter? Stories that explore family secrets, confront historical injustices or give voice to marginalized experiences while upholding ethical responsibilities and honoring the complexities of truth?
Author Caroline Topperman (Your Roots Cast a Shadow) leads this writers' workshop that delves into the intricate process of writing creative nonfiction that tackles challenging subjects, particularly those related to family, displacement, estrangement, and immigration.
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Même lieu : Malvern Library
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