Memoir Nation
Weekly Inspiration for Writers - A weekly writing podcast with cohosts Brooke Warner and Grant Faulkner
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Episode #419: Ebony Walden on the Travel Memoir (opens the original)
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Be in Conversation with Your Overwhelm (opens the original)
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Episode #418: Jessy Easton on Writing the Hard Thing (opens the original)
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Gathering. Cooking. Eating. (opens the original)
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Episode #417: Terria Smith on How Our Adventures Shape Us (opens the original)
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There’s so much self-understanding to be gleaned from how we move in the world. This week Brooke and Grant explore adventure and migration and living abroad, springing from the stories of guest Terria Smith, whose memoir, Love You So Many, explores all of these themes and more. What sometimes looks like a jagged arc of a life can in fact be destiny—and Terria’s journey-memoir drives that point home. In her book, she’s reclaiming her people’s migratory roots, striking
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