Natasha Walter: ‘Writing fiction is a less conscious act. It’s almost like breathing’ - News Summed Up

Natasha Walter: ‘Writing fiction is a less conscious act. It’s almost like breathing’


Writing nonfiction, editing nonfiction and talking about nonfiction all happen in the same rational part of your mind. What made you turn to fiction after a career in feminist and nonfiction writing? A Quiet Life is her first novel and follows the double life of a spy’s wife during the cold war. I’ll read anything that Zadie Smith, or Curtis Sittenfeld, or so many extraordinary women writers write. Related: How Cambridge spy Guy Burgess charmed the Observer’s man in MoscowInterestingly, your main character in A Quiet Life, Laura, is not a feminist.


Source: The Guardian June 12, 2016 09:01 UTC



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