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Huma Qureshi on the pregnancy that diverted her writing dreams

Huma Qureshi on the pregnancy that diverted her writing dreams

FromHow We Live Now with Katherine May


Huma Qureshi on the pregnancy that diverted her writing dreams

FromHow We Live Now with Katherine May

ratings:
Length:
43 minutes
Released:
Jul 14, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Author Huma Qureshi talks to Katherine May about a wintering period during her third pregnancy When Huma got pregnant for the third time, she expected to flourish: after all, she already had a successful journalism career and was working on her first novel. But extreme sickness floored her, and took her into a dark mental space in which she felt that she might never recover.In her wise and wonderful interview, Huma explains how we can emerge from the deeply miserable moments in our life with a new - more self-compassionate - plan. You can find Huma on: Instagram: @humaqureshiwriterTwitter: @humaqureshiukHer book How We Met is published in January 2021. Her work features in The Best, Most Awful Job, an anthology of honest writing about motherhood. For information on Katherine's online courses, go to: https://katherine-may.teachable.com/To keep up to date with The Wintering Sessions, follow Katherine on: TwitterInstagramNewsletter: https://katherinemay.substack.com/Aspring non-fiction writers may also enjoy Katherine's weekly newsletter Writing True Stories.Wintering, the book on which this podcast is based, is out now in hardback. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Released:
Jul 14, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode

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In The Wintering Sessions, NYT bestselling author Katherine May talks to writers or performers about the cold seasons in life: the times they’ve fallen through the cracks, felt left out, isolated, rejected or humiliated.This is a podcast of real conversations about the tough times: no platitudes, and no glossing over the awful bits. But they’ll be full of warmth and honesty, and we’ll share what we’ve learned along the way. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.