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Writers on Writing: Must Great Non-Fiction Storytelling Always Include Anecdotes?

Writers on Writing: Must Great Non-Fiction Storytelling Always Include Anecdotes?

Gail Post's creativity needs an outlet, so the psychotherapist can’t not write, but she does it her way

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Oct 23, 2023
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Welcome back to Writers on Writing, in which I interview writers about their craft, to inform and inspire all of us on our writing journeys.

Gail Post, PhD, is a clinical psychologist who has provided psychotherapy for over 35 years. She’s also a parenting coach, workshop leader, and author of The Gifted Parenting Journey. She’s authored several chapters…

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