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Ep 45: Idra Novey, Author, on Inspiration, Translation, And Asking What You Don't Know

30m · Chicago Writers Podcast · 21 Oct 02:51

In this episode, author Idra Novey discusses inspiration through imagery, asking what you don't know, translation, deciding what becomes a novel, subtext, taking risks, and allowing for monstrosity. Idra Novey https://www.idranovey.com/ Stories Matter Foundation https://www.storystudiochicago.org/

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