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Jennifer Close: No one knows how to write a novel until you do it – Episode 39
Jennifer Close is the author of "Marrying the Ketchups."(Michael Lionstar / Penguin Random House)
Novelist Jennifer Close talks about the long and winding novel-writing process, how she encourages young writers as an instructor, and why politics snuck into her latest novel, "Marrying the Ketchups," which takes place in Chicago against the backdrop of the 2016 presidential election.
Hosted by John Shaw. Produced and edited by Alee Quick. This podcast is produced through a partnership with WSIU Public Radio. For more, visit paulsimoninstitute.org/podcasts.
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By John Shaw, Paul Simon Public Policy Institute
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Jennifer Close is the author of "Marrying the Ketchups."(Michael Lionstar / Penguin Random House)
Novelist Jennifer Close talks about the long and winding novel-writing process, how she encourages young writers as an instructor, and why politics snuck into her latest novel, "Marrying the Ketchups," which takes place in Chicago against the backdrop of the 2016 presidential election.
Hosted by John Shaw. Produced and edited by Alee Quick. This podcast is produced through a partnership with WSIU Public Radio. For more, visit paulsimoninstitute.org/podcasts.