Turning Life into Fiction, Robin Hemley's Substack
Robin HemleyTurning Life into Fiction, titled after my craft book, 30 years in print, focuses on various forms of life writing from autobiographical fiction to memoir to autofiction.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 63 | Subscribers | Read | robinhemley.substack.com |
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How to Change History
In a week’s time, I’m delivering a keynote address at The Asia Pacific Writers and Translators Association in Chiang Mai, Thailand. The subject of my talk is also the title of my forthcoming book from How to Change History: A Salvage Projec...
Storms of Memory
(Super Typhoon Haiyan/Yolanda making landfall, 2013, in the Philippines, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration)
On Back Patting, Humble Brags, and Name Dropping
I have a new book coming out in March. There, I said it! That wasn’t so hard. Well, yes, it was quite difficult because how do you say you have a new book coming out without seeming self-promotional? I don’t think this can be avoided, final...
A Tale of Two Book Bans
In Singapore, where I lived and taught for nearly six years, I became embroiled in a book censorship controversy early in my tenure when I was asked to be one of the final judges for Singapore’s National Book Award in Nonfiction. The other ...
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Author of fifteen books of nonfiction and fiction. Former Director of The Nonfiction Writing Program at The University of Iowa, founder of NonfictionNOW conference (Nonfictionow.org), Websites: Oblivion.cafe and Robinhemley.com.
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