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Debi Lewis

Evanston

Contributor at Freelance

She/her. Author: KITCHEN MEDICINE: HOW I FED MY DAUGHTER OUT OF FAILURE-TO-THRIVE. Words: NYT/BonAppetit/Wired. Rep'd: Rena Rossner @dhliterary. Growing tansy.

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  • 1 month ago | ronitplank.com | Debi Lewis

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  • Oct 31, 2024 | ronitplank.com | Debi Lewis

    Gina Troisi joins Lets Talk Memoir for a conversation about searching for home and belonging, writing difficult stories and releasing them into the world, feeling too close to our manuscripts and taking breaks, why memoir is sometimes misunderstood, when material feels too difficult, thinking of ourselves as a character, reckoning with self-abandonment and hurting others, writing memoir as fiction first, moving from stand-alone essays to book length work, staying true to our creative vision...

  • Oct 24, 2024 | ronitplank.com | Debi Lewis

    Jay Baron Nicorvo joins Let’s Talk Memoir for a conversation about his mother’s violent rape and how that event coincided with his sexual abuse at the hands of his babysitter, the pervasiveness of sexual abuse for boys and men, how crucial scenes are in memoir and also how difficult to render, exposition to give the reader and ourselves breaks from difficult material, being a multi-genre writer, on not becoming an art monster, why it’s hard to read the publishing market, leaving an agent,...

  • Oct 17, 2024 | ronitplank.com | Debi Lewis

    Brooke Champagne joins Let’s Talk Memoir for a conversation about rejecting and accepting identity, growing up in New Orleans and feeling bifurcated by race, language, and class, knowing you’re a writer, humor on the page, selecting work for a collection, why we write, watching ourselves continue to make the same mistakes, deciding what stories are ours, how much permission we ask, preparing for editorial work on our projects, keeping the bigger picture in mind, the many different versions of...

  • Oct 7, 2024 | ronitplank.com | Debi Lewis

    Katya Cengel joins Let’s Talk Memoir for a conversation about the three months she spent as a child in a psychosomatic ward, her career in journalism, institutionalization and treating kids with mental illness, working with case files, using the journalist persona, growing up being scapegoated, balancing the child and adult voice, reliving painful events, turning the focus on ourselves, family response to memoir, and her memoir Straitjackets and Lunch Money.

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