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The Development of My Art as a Fiction Writer

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I began my writing in the summer of 1990. I can credit this beginning to the writer Joan Riley who invited me to an informal women writers’ workshop at her home. I went never having seriously considered taking up writing, yet I was intrigued by what was on offer. I went along intending to feed my fascination but also to hear writers read from their work. It was certainly not to contribute anything myself. Once there I was not allowed to get off as lightly as I had imagined.

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© 1999 Vernella Fuller

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Fuller, V. (1999). The Development of My Art as a Fiction Writer. In: Condé, M., Lonsdale, T. (eds) Caribbean Women Writers. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-27071-2_5

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