Episode 39: Talking Shop

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Our talking shop episode this week gifted us with another of Ashley's mini-lectures, where she explained a useful article she read on the young adult dystopian genre: A Creative Exploration and Analysis of Contemporary Dystopian Fiction. Munira Ezzi. Writing in Practice. Volume 4, 2018. Sarah, meanwhile, was struggling to find time. So, in an effort to find a useful resource to discuss, she headed over to YouTube and found a useful channel, 'Outstanding Screenplays' that had snippets of interviews from famous authors and screenwriters which she found inspiring. In our leisure reading, Ashley discussed a book, 'The Chocolate War' by Robert Cormier, and Sarah reviewed 'When We Were Lost' by Kevin Wignall.

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