Michelle Kicherer on Writing the Novella, Voice, and Killing Your Clichés
Michelle Kicherer writes fiction that tends to revolve around a weird lady, a man in power, and, more often than...
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In a literary landscape often dominated by abstract maxims, such as show, don't tell, find your voice, and kill your...
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