Opinion: The Ethical Exhibitionist’s Agenda: Honesty and Fairness in Creative Nonfiction
William Bradley

Although writers of personal essays and autobiographies must often rely on vulnerable memory, they should not engage in sheer invention if they want to call their work “nonfiction.”

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