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“Television hadn’t ruined me, or my eyesight, instead it became a portal into a more deeply creative writing practice.”
“______________________________________________ A Very Special Episode by Camille Acker is available via Random House.”
“Camille Acker on the Craft Potential of TV More Like Literary Box Via The Craft of Writing Camille Acker August 21, 2026 This first appeared in Lit Hub’s Craft of Writing newsletter— sign up here .”
“After completing an MFA and publishing a short story collection, I was determined to finish a novel.”
“Books only helped me so much in that regard.”
“Each interstitial piece became flash fiction, where each of the characters took over the narration of their own stories.”
“I could write characters all day and conversations between characters, but to have things happen?”
“To get an audience to go to the next episode, I plotted out cliffhangers.”
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“As an adult, writers I knew would boast they never watched television.”
“Television also helped me think about pace and plot.”
“It was only after a finished draft that I realized I also needed commercial breaks.”
“She was a recipient of a Fulbright Scholarship and named a Fellow by the Pew Center for Arts & Heritage.”
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