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Through analysing literary responses to the 1994 genocide in Rwanda, Sophie Buchaillard explores the role of fiction in giving a voice to silence. This process inspired her debut novel Victoria; a partially autobiographical tale of two teenage girls, one in Paris, one in Rwanda, and the gap left by their interrupted correspondence. More...
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Sophie Buchaillard is currently working on two debut novels, Victoria and Little White Lies, whilst completing her MA in Creative Writing. She is a contributor to the Wales Arts Review.
She is a member of the Welsh Writers' Group A Zoom of Our Own and an Associate Member of the Society of Authors.
Sophie also facilitates workshops designed to support aspiring and established writers alike.
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