Non-Fiction Workshop with Danny Ramadan
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When writing a memoir, one is faced with an ultimate dilemma: what to tell, how to tell it, and how to make it relevant to the mainstream readership. There is a trick to figuring this out, but it requires a reflection on what you write, and who you are as you write it. In this talk, we will question the role of the author of memoir writing, and the tools we might be able to accomplish a truthful, yet inviting non-fiction. We will look at the balance between your author body, your past body, and your present body and ask the question: How can you write a memoir without balancing these three selves? (For authors who are a bit more advanced, but all are welcome.)
