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  • Why can’t writers do both literary fiction AND genre fiction?

    Why can’t writers do both literary fiction AND genre fiction?

    November 17, 2020

    “Nobody ever accused James Kelman of being ‘fun'” – author Nick Brooks talks about breaking onto the literary ‘scene’ and writing what you want to write

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