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Family Secrets as Fiction

Some of our country’s greatest novels are about seriously broken family relationships and tragically flawed personalities. Given that, it makes sense for one to look to their own family as a source of inspiration to write great fiction, but what are the boundaries and taboos? Which stories are fair game vs
November 29, 2013 | Rosanna Fay

Congrats to Grace Segran's whose opinion piece about her time in quarantine in Singapore was published in the… https://t.co/E5aquTQ8e6

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