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Giving notes… it’s what editors and some agents do… how do you take them?  And how do you receive them?  Peter and director Andrew Gillman discuss ways of providing feedback to creative people in both writing and television - a topical subject considering this week’s opening of The Pitch Room inside the Colony.  In today’s Write Report, Donna asks - how will you be remembered as a writer?  Should first drafts and rejection letters be part of your estate and heritage?  And famous French writer and journalist Pierre Pean has been acquitted of complicity in racial defamation and provocation to racial discrimination following publication in 2005 of his book “Black Furies, White Liars (Noires Fureurs, Blancs Menteurs)” about the 1994 Rwandan genocide.  His book attributed responsibility for the attack against the plane of the former Rwandan President, Juvenal Habyarimana, to the current Rwandan President, Paul Kagame.

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