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Bettie Sellers: How Can I Dare to Write?Terry Kay: The Discovery ProcessDavid Bottoms: On MetaphorErskine Caldwell: Lessons in LifeJudith Ortiz Cofer: Identity as a WriterAnthony Grooms: Write Your StoriesPhilip Lee Williams: InevitabilityJudson Mitcham: Using a PencilColeman Barks: Different VoicesDavid Bottoms: Demands of PoetryPhilip Lee Williams: Why Writers Write


Video by Darby Carl Sanders, New Georgia Encyclopedia 		Judith Ortiz Cofer: Identity as a Writer

Her Puerto Rican heritage is not the only influence that novelist, essayist, and poet Judith Ortiz Cofer claims.

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