Stories Behind The Story: Bernice Barry on Historical Fiction, Botany and Writing

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Recorded15 Mar 2026

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Bernice Barry talks to Cheryl about the magic of writing, the ways readers connect to stories, the complexities of historical fiction, Bernice’s transition from nonfiction to fiction, botany, Bernice's writing routine, and more. Her new book, The Names of a Hare, is out now Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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