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Erika Hayasaki

Sharing lessons on freelancing, narrative nonfiction storytelling, and craft tips.

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  • Erika Hayasaki

    Independent journalist writing features (clips: erikahayasaki.com/longform). Author of two narrative nonfiction books: The Death Class and Somewhere Sisters. Professor in the Literary Journalism Program at UC Irvine. Bio: erikahayasaki.com.

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