Deciphering a Difficult Diary and Uncovering Hidden Meaning

Would you like to write narrative non-fiction? It's a challenging genre that fascinates me.

Jeremy Dronfield is the author of the Sunday Times best-seller The Boy Who Followed His Father Into Auschwitz.

In this interview, he explains:
What looking at the past teaches us about today

• The process of writing narrative non-fiction  and how to find your subject
• How to write a great pitch letter that publishers notice
• His research process
• Dealing with dark subject matter

And lots more!

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