Accuracy Isn't Always The Right Choice
Even in memoir, sometimes being fuzzy on details is part of the story.
When telling a story based on actual events, accuracy is key. Usually.
Being precise about time and place can provide readers with a clear picture of what’s happening, what to expect, and if they can trust the author.
But what if that’s not a writer’s intention?
In Gary Janetti’s essay “Lend-A-Hand,” the lack of recal…
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