Novelists and Poets In Disguise: Publications by Diplomats as Literary Works
Writing skills are essential for diplomats, leading some to pursue literary careers.
Diplomats use writing daily, applying drafting skills in "negotiation mode" to find acceptable language for parties with opposing positions.
In "deliberations mode", writing skills are used for speech writing, often incorporating rhetorical devices and storytelling.
The CPD Blog aims to stimulate dialogue among scholars and practitioners in the public diplomacy sphere.
The opinions represented here are the authors' own and do not necessarily reflect CPD's views.
Author's summary: Diplomats' writing skills lead to literary pursuits.
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