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INTERVIEW: Esther Bergdahl, Independent Fact-Checker

In this interview with Esther Bergdahl, we dive into a topic relevant to most, if not all, creative nonfiction writers: fact-checking.

In Maeve Rising: Coming Out Trans in Corporate America DuVally pairs her struggles with alcoholism with her trans journey.

A woman’s personal hell with a philandering husband intersects with a national scandal playing out in the media in this memoir.

Sound – how it can hurt, heal and evoke memory – is the unifying element in this researched memoir in essays.

The search for personal identity while being part of a famous family is the focus of a lyrical, deeply textured memoir.

Whenever I am unsure about where to go next with my writing, I remember to always look for the signs or even ask the Magic 8 Ball.

For there to be love in a story, there also has to be some amount of levity and joy and humor.

I prefer to zoom text on a digital device, but Knickpoint by M.B.F. Wedge had physical presence and demanded I find my reading glasses.

Self discovery forms a counterpoint with everyday family interactions in a memoir filled with hope and possibility.

The author’s experience of navigating the love and loyalties of two sets of parents is told against the backdrop of mid-century Hollywood.

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