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Tag: young writers

October 1, 2015August 18, 2020 Berkeley Fiction Review Personal Essays

‘Ilana Showshanah’ and the Value of Writing for Oneself

When I was twelve, I began to write my first book since my debut novel, Ilana Showshanah, which I wrote in the first grade — the story of a girl who overcame the perceived obstacle of her short height in order to achieve her dream of becoming a famous singer. Needless to say, I had … Continue reading ‘Ilana Showshanah’ and the Value of Writing for Oneself

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