Getting access when you have a track record is a lot easier...Profound.

This was a fabulous talk. So grateful for Lee Gutkind's advice and teaching. And for Zarinah's wonderful commentary and leadership. Thank you so much for sharing this on KZread. I'm wanting to learn all I can re writing creative nonfiction. Thank you.

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Thank you, Colleen! I apologize for never checking the comments!

dear Mr gutkind .. great wisdom and advice.. signing up to creative nonfiction magazine .. thank you...

Thank you. I'm sorry I just found this. I will follow. I finished my memoirs two months ago. I'm in the process of rewriting it, then it goes to the editor. You are so right...it is a calling! I want the message out there to help other people rise above the abuse, sexual molestation and ultimately find the healing of the past.

@Zarinahelamin

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Glad you got some benefit! Thank you for tuning in!

Just bought his book! Thanks for posting this.

@Zarinahelamin

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thanks for tuning in!

dear zarinah .. great work.. thank you..

@Zarinahelamin

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thank you!!

This was a great space, the facilitation, presentation, and thematic focus of the fellowship on religion and science were inspiring!!

@Zarinahelamin

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thank you so much!

Good job! Thanks

@Zarinahelamin

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thank you!

I wish one day I will publish one of the best books of non fiction story which has relation my contemplating the life ... insha allah . Thanks sister MERCI

Very informative!... also SECOND COMMENT!!!

@Zarinahelamin

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I'm so sorry I never checked comments! lol, but thank you for watching!

How do you creatively describe a place in a creative nonfiction story about a childhood?

Very useful.

@Zarinahelamin

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Awesome, glad you found it of benefit!

is there a way I could find who is a storyteller that can give me an idea of how I can get start a story

can you tell me a book that I can read 📖 about how memoirs are known to the world

I want to buy a book that is nonfiction and one that tell off

Multiple drafts...seems every writer has to brace for this. Perhaps if one "lives up to 80", they may in a few occasions write a draft that does not need revision...encouraging to know that even the most established writers experience this as well-that great writing is lots of re-writing.