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A Prismatic View: Talking Real Life and Fiction at the American Library in Paris
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A Prismatic View: Talking Real Life and Fiction at the American Library in Paris

Posted on July 17, 2015 by Juhi • 3 Comments

by Sion Dayson

[A]s writers, we must find the process that speaks to us individually. . . . Whether our stories are lifted from autobiography or invented from the deep recesses of our minds, we are attempting to understand life. Continue reading →

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