Michelle de Kretser and Linn Ullmann: Creativity in the Messy Gaps

I no longer wanted to write novels that read like novels,’ wrote Theory & Practice author Michelle de Kretser. ‘...I wanted a form that allowed for formlessness and mess. It occurred to me that one way to find that form might be to tell the truth.’ This search for truth using unconventional forms is shared by Linn Ullmann, whose Girl, 1983 is a genre-defying quest through the past. Join these inventive writers discussing their category-defying works that so searingly explore power, womanhood, and memory.

Categories: Contemporary Fiction, Fiction

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