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"I always tell my writing students not to try to wrap things up in a neat little bow when they’re actually complicated and unresolved. That the lack of closure can be a better ending than manufactured closure that’s not genuine. The parts of the story that don’t seem to fit together can often be where the real story is. I encourage them to look for those spots of friction and write into the complexity. That’s where the good stuff is."
- Lilly Dancyger
From this interview: https://lareviewofbooks.org/article/finding-the-story-a-conversation-with-lilly-dancyger/
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May 10, 2024
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"write into the complexity" -- yes, yes, yes.
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