Children of prominent novelists including Kazuo Ishiguro, Margaret Atwood, and John le Carré are increasingly becoming authors themselves, continuing a trend of literary families. Writers who grew up in households with author parents cite the demonstration of possibility, exposure to the writing life, and an almost compulsive drive to write as factors influencing their career choices.
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Children of prominent novelists including Kazuo Ishiguro, Margaret Atwood, and John le Carré are increasingly becoming authors themselves, continuing a trend of literary families. Writers who grew up in households with author parents cite the demonstration of possibility, exposure to the writing life, and an almost compulsive drive to write as factors influencing their career choices.