Even as a young child, Diane Cameron knew that newspapers and the written word were important.
“My parents subscribed to three different papers every day. As a 4-year-old, I created my own newspaper in fake cursive and handed it out to my family. As I got older, my mother would read something that meant a lot to her and often cut out the column for me to read at the breakfast table. I got the message early on that reading was important.”
Join Diane Cameron in this podcast hosted by Marion Roach Smith, part of the Let Me Introduce You series, where Marion introduces experts in fields that intersect with memoir. Listen in and learn how to live this writing life. The Let Me Introduce You series is...
You might think that on Christmas Day it wouldn’t be hard to talk about Jesus. But I get a little nervous just bringing mentioning him. I know that’s sad, but I get anxious because I’m a pretty left-leaning liberal Democrat and I think that I will immediately have to...
The day after Thanksgiving a friend texted me, “I need to talk.” I called her back. “I feel envy,” she said, “and it’s gross; I’m envious of someone’s house.” She had been a guest for dinner the day before and envy attacked. Now, my friend has a very nice house but I...
Join Diane Cameron in this podcast hosted by Marion Roach Smith, part of the Let Me Introduce You series, where Marion introduces experts in fields that intersect with memoir. Listen in and learn how to live this writing life. The Let Me Introduce You series is...
You might think that on Christmas Day it wouldn’t be hard to talk about Jesus. But I get a little nervous just bringing mentioning him. I know that’s sad, but I get anxious because I’m a pretty left-leaning liberal Democrat and I think that I will immediately have to...
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