“When writing creative non-fiction you often come up with duppy stories”. LA Wanliss speaks to two academic and writers of creative non-fiction, Opal Palmer Adisa and Maziki Thame. The Women are open and vulnerable as they discuss the presence of writer’s guilt and censorship when writing about family and close communities, and question the protection of their integrity in the work.
Trigger Warning: Discussion of sexual assault.
“When writing creative non-fiction you often come up with duppy stories”. LA Wanliss speaks to two academic and writers of creative non-fiction, Opal Palmer Adisa and Maziki Thame. The Women are open and vulnerable as they discuss the presence of writer’s guilt and censorship when writing about family and close communities, and question the protection of their integrity in the work.
Trigger Warning: Discussion of sexual assault.