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Authors > Use of Personal History in Fiction:Self-Exploitation?

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message 1: by Lulu, The Book Reader who could. (new)

Lulu (lulureads365) | 2670 comments Mod
I don't think it's self-exploitation. I'd refer to it as therapy.


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A. Allen (arobertallen) | 8 comments I think that it would be difficult not to use personal history to some extent when writing fiction. Personal history isn't limited to dates, times, and events---it also extends to thoughts, feelings, and reactions, which we can then utilize when writing.


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Carey Anderson (careythewriter) | 2053 comments A. wrote: "I think that it would be difficult not to use personal history to some extent when writing fiction. Personal history isn't limited to dates, times, and events---it also extends to thoughts, feelin..."

I agree, how else can you properly convey emotion is there is not some minimal amount of truth to the work?


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