Lesson Thirteen: Place

Update: 2017-05-28

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Sometimes the world gives writers a location so atmospheric it’s just waiting for a back story. But how do we do it justice? Poet Ted Hughes, diarist Christopher Isherwood and Vladimir Nabokov on capturing the soul of a place in words.

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Lesson Thirteen: Place

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Lesson Thirteen: Place

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Lesson Thirteen: Place