262. Rebecca Hardy Discusses Writing in 1st Person

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I met Rebecca Hardy, pen name for Rebecca Hardy, after she wrote a blog post on the cameras of Battlefield Earth. She was subsequently a guest just over a year ago with her debut novel, “House of Lost Wives.” She is a writer, photographer, and artist working in London while residing in West Sussex, England. She has just come out with her second novel, “The Merchant’s Daughter,” again written in first person. As I am routinely cautioned about writing in the first person, I wanted to revisit the subject with someone who successfully uses first-person narrative. www.rebeccadanese.com/rebecca_hardy_author.php

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