Writer Kae Tempest: Novels Are Empathy Machines
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British writer, poet and performer Kae Tempest sits down for an in depth stage conversation about the craft of fiction, the emotional stakes of character-building, and the radical potential of storytelling. Speaking with a mix of precision and vulnerability, Tempest describes the novel as a uniquely demanding form, one that requires total immersion in the inner lives of imagined people.
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