Here’s a question many writers loathe: what does your family think about your writing? Nosy readers gobble up the chance to connect a story’s characters and their real-life counterparts, and writers are generally sick of having their artistic lives colliding with their personal ones. At Catapult, Chloe Caldwell shares how she handles this busybody question.
(And, if you purchase an annual subscription to Letters in the Mail this month, you can get a signed copy of Chloe’s new book I’ll Tell You in Person free!)
