Structuring non-fiction with Nick Acheson

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What it means to write about disability: Anaïs Van Ertvelde on representation & liberation

In this episode of The Writing Life Podcast, Anaïs Van Ertvelde explores what it means to write about disability through her essay collection Handicap: Een bevrijding (Disability: A Liberation), which considers both what the world tells us about disability and what disability can ...  Show more

Writing across locations: Dieter Rogiers on research, writing formulas, and international settings

In this episode of The Writing Life Podcast, Belgian author Dieter Rogiers explores how place shapes his writing, discussing both the locations where he writes and the international settings of his novels. Dieter Rogiers is a Belgian author, film critic and copywriter from Brusse ...  Show more

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