Here is the third installment in the YARN podcast.
Friday, August 07, 2009
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writing, creativity and the (dyslexic) brain
As a dyslexic, becoming a novelist wasn't an obvious career choice. But as an obsessive communicator and dreamer up of stories, not writing wasn't an option. The novels Backlash, Breakbeat and Burnout are published by Simon & Schuster UK. The Mentalist is published by Five Leaves Press. I also work with film, poetry and non-fiction as well as teaching creative writing.
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