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Barthes’ The Death of the Author: a meditation

11 May 20248 February 2017

A reflection on Barthes’ essay and how it encourages the writer to consider the reader.

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Thanks, Tammy. I hope to write several short stories of varying lengths based on a selection of our ancestors. Let…
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Australian Author Tina Dubinsky is an inspirational writer with a background in human resources, marketing and business administration. Tina writes across multiple genres including including creative nonfiction, memoir, short stories and real life writing. In 2012, she swapped her corporate desk for one at home and continues to create with words.

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