ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Dr Rachel Knightley’s guest at the Writers’ Gym this episode is award-winning author Nathan Newman.
Nathan is a novelist and filmmaker based in London. Their short stories have won awards, including the James Knudsen Prize for Fiction, and been published in literary journals and anthologies.
Their debut novel, How To Leave The House was released to critical acclaim, and was a New Yorker and New York Times best book of the year.
Learn more about Nathan here: https://www.nathannewmanrules.com/
Instagram: @nathanfnewman
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