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Consequences of Truth-Telling: Self-Censorship in Memoir

Consequences of Truth-Telling: Self-Censorship in Memoir

Consequences of Truth-Telling: Self-Censorship in Memoir Memoirists tell the truth. Whether it’s about abuse, the trials of parenting, sex, or marital conundrums, we tell the truth without inhibitions. At least, that’s the rule. That’s the goal. The fact that people will read your truth is a whole other concern that is most disconcerting to memoir […]

December 7, 2019 | By Marina Delvecchio | 2 Replies More

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