Writing What You Know by The Open University
This practical guide explains how writers can draw on personal experience—memories, observations and emotions—to create vivid, believable characters, scenes and narratives. It offers techniques for turning fact into fiction (selective detail, restructuring events, and imaginative embellishment), alongside exercises and revision strategies to develop voice and narrative focus. The book also discusses ethical issues such as privacy and emotional truth, helping writers balance authenticity with creative invention.
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