Linda Villarosa (Photo: Luciana Pampalone)Subtle career shifts can be as daunting as dramatic reinventions. And today we have a guest post by Linda Villarosa, focusing on one of those subtle shifts. Ms. Villarosa, a career journalist and nonfiction author, has just published her first novel, “Passing for Black.” Read more at NYTIMES.COM
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Yes, it’s amazing how our training as writers can get in the way of connecting with our readers when we turn to writing fiction. I write adult nonfiction and mostly help people write their book proposals and edit their nonfiction books. Turning back to a children’s novel I’m working on is always daunting…and I feel so unequipped for the task sometimes. Thanks for the reminder about Natalie Goldberg. I have both books and will dig in today.