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Creating A Family Through Fiction

Creating A Family Through Fiction

I read recently about a woman who had no family photographs of her early life so collected pictures of people she didn’t know. For years, she trawled junk shops for old family portraits and strangers’ photo albums to invent a family history. Only as a new mum did she stop buying other people’s pasts and […]

November 30, 2016 | By Meg Carter | Reply More

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