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Read more about the article “It’s my belief that we become better writers the more we write.” Diane Awerbuck interviews Akwaeke Emezi.
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“It’s my belief that we become better writers the more we write.” Diane Awerbuck interviews Akwaeke Emezi.

  • Post author:Sharn
  • Post published:October 19, 2016
  • Post category:Writer to Writer/Writer Wednesday
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Diane Awerbuck would live happily in a world in which Akwaeke Emezi was president, so when we asked Diane to kick off our new #WriterWednesday series, Writer to Writer, A Game of Writer Tag, she leapt at the chance to interview Akwaeke. Read the interview on our website.

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