Sunday, March 11, 2007

Life Writing is based on facts

Writers in their attempt to convey a non-fictional story should try as much to stick to the facts. Although details of an event may change from time to time and to whom a story is relay to, those writers nevertheless has a responsibility to uphold the contract with their readers by providing authentic details that in no way change the meaning of what really happened. Besides, for writers to base a story on false merit is too bold and the story be dismissed as being meaningless and the writer incredible.

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