S5E10 | Universality in Poetry, Memoir, and Fiction | A. M . Klein | Tetyana Denford

In today's episode, Kat highlights the life and work of Jewish-Canadian poet, A.M. Klein in literary history, discusses how powerful articulating universal thoughts and feelings in poetry, memoirs, and fiction can be, and then chats with Ukrainian-American author and poet, Tetyana Denford about:

• How her writing journey began
• Imposter syndrome
• Digging for stories in your own family tree
• Titles
• The business of being an author
• Self-publishing and working with Bookouture
• Her next novel
• “Conversation books”
• Self-publishing courses
• The powerful impact of poetry, flash fiction, and music

Tetyana's socials: Websites: tetyanadenford.com and thecraftandbusinessofbooks.com Instagram: @tetyanawrites Twitter: TetyanaWrites and YouTube.

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Music: Bathtime Funk by All Good Folks (uppbeats.io), Head Up by Sixteen Wheelers, From Stardust and Across Land and Sea, both by Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen, and Fugacious by Gavin Luke (epidemicsound.com).

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