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Sophie Constable

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I love writing speculative and historical fiction and am particularly interested in cross-cultural issues and identity.

My alternate history of Russia in 1939 pitted the rights of an individual child against the stability of the State and was shortlisted in the top six of the Terry Pratchett First Novel prize 2013. My 2011 short story Khmoc set in Cambodia was awarded the NT Literary Award- short story section. I've published short stories in several anthologies.
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Writing Beyond the Self

Writing outside your own experience has received a lot of heat recently. This has been both distressing and compulsive viewing for me, because I find imagining the human experience in different contexts as an important way of reaching out and understanding each other, and humanity as whole.I am compelled to do this by exploring the issues in writing, but at the same time, I am afraid, as are many

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