“If you don’t know where you came from, it’s hard to know where you’re going. History is a map that we can read to look back and see what other people have done and the directions they’ve gone to find our own direction.”
On this episode of Write the Good Fight, CEO Kristen McGuiness reunites with NY Times bestselling author Jermaine Fowler after years apart to discuss the importance of documenting and sharing human history. At a time when everything feels like a radical act, how can we intentionally change the world by speaking to readers? From podcasting to history to falling into authorship, this episode really tackles what it means to Write the Good Fight.
What You Might Have Missed:
In case you missed it, our CEO Kristen McGuiness had a great essay published in People about her novel (and Rise Book title) Live Through This. This is an exclusive you won’t want to miss!
'On June 12, 2016, I decided I wanted to kill my husband,' writes author Kristen McGuiness. Here's what happened next.
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Stay gold and happy writing!
Kristen + the Rise Literary Team
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