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'Why do authors pen memoirs? What impact can memoirs have? Patti Miller, an expert on writing “true life”, says authors should ask why their memoir should be written.'
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https://theconversation.com/i-did-not-dare-allow-myself-to-be-vulnerable-sandra-willsons-memoir-of-incarceration-is-a-tale-of-working-class-resilience-182227
‘I Did Not Dare Allow Myself to Be Vulnerable’ : Sandra Willson’s Memoir of Incarceration Is a Tale of Working-class Resilience
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