Sanna Wani on Crafting a Poetics of Daughterhood

I have always been a writer that draws on my personal life in my writing. The two—my creative practice and my life—often travel often side by side, one after the other, each taking turns leading. So when I am asked
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Writer’s creative process
The author, Sanna Wani, describes her writing as deeply intertwined with her personal life.
She states that her creative practice and her lived experiences often move in tandem, taking turns in leading the direction of her work.
This means that her writing is not separate from her life but rather grows from it, with each influencing the other.
For example, a moment from her personal life might inspire a piece of writing, or a creative project could lead her to reflect on her experiences in new ways.
This approach highlights the fluid relationship between art and lived reality, where neither is prioritized over the other.
The author suggests that this duality is a core part of her artistic identity.
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