Last week we posted Part II of my interview with Tarn Wilson about her memoir The Slow Farm. We talked about different ways of bringing back memories and how to write from a child’s viewpoint as an adult. This week, she shares the way she approaches writing about family members consciously and compassionately way, provides … Continue reading →
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About Andrea Clausen
Andrea Clausen is earning her MFA in the Rainer Writer’s Workshop at Pacific Lutheran University in WA State, focusing on creative nonfiction. She designed a publishing internship with Writing It Real as part of meeting her degree requirements. Currently an English and law instructor at Green River Community College, she has worked for the Department of Ecology in the Washington State Attorney General’s Office.
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