Let's Talk Memoir

Episode 63 ft. Estelle Erasmus

Brooke Warner

Estelle Erasmus brings her 30 years of experience to Let’s Talk Memoir for a conversation about what it takes to break through submission slushpiles, the key to exemplary essays, honing our writer’s voice and giving editors what they need, pitching story vs. topic, the art of companion pieces, conveying our passion and investment, and her new book Writing That Gets Noticed.

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Episode 231 ft. Wendy C. Ortiz

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