Sep 6, 2021
I try to avoid this in non-fiction. Some big writers have run into trouble amalgamating characters. One way to get around it is to tell your readers openly, "Jane" isn't a real person. Readers prefer that sort of honest approach.
I try to avoid this in non-fiction. Some big writers have run into trouble amalgamating characters. One way to get around it is to tell your readers openly, "Jane" isn't a real person. Readers prefer that sort of honest approach.
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