Luke Turner, the journalist and author, tells Patrick Galbraith about the difference between writing popular history and nature writing.
He bares all on his own editing process, how he takes notes, and his thoughts on chapter length. He also tells Patrick about the meanest review he ever got, plus why writers care more about the public's thoughts on their work than the critics' thoughts.
Luke is the author of Men at War and Out of the Woods, and founded the publication The Quietus
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