Episode 1: Megan Kate Nelson Experiments with Structure
From Historians Writing History: Drafting the Past · 45:33
Show by DTP Media LLC
For the debut episode of Drafting the Past, host Kate Carpenter talks to Megan Kate Nelson, author of Three-Cornered War (2021 Pulitzer Prize finalist in history) and the forthcoming Saving Yellowstone, about her exit from academia, how she uses fiction for narrative structure inspiration, and why she prefers writing in cafes (unless there's something really juicy happening there).
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