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Unschool for Writers

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Playing and working with words: finding your own way to fiction and nonfiction, poetry, and writing for young people

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  • First of the month newsletter, including prompt; small number of other posts

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  • All posts, full archive, comment access/Q&A, and some workshopping

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About Alison Acheson

I've published picturebooks to memoir for adults, with a new noel, BLUE HOURS, being released this spring. Taught in the MFA program at UBC for 14 years--if that means anything. Canadian with a border.

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