Tell The Damn Story-Unplugged #77: Choosing To Write Outside Life Experience (Race, Religion, and More)
Show Notes
In this episode Alex and Chris verbally cruise the choppy waters of the right to write debate. Should writers tell stories about life experiences (race, religion, etc.) that they haven't lived. If so, what are their responsibilities? What harm can come out of it? What good?
Will Chris and Alex have the answers, or just raise more questions?
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