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rules: use american literature 2013
Requirements: each entry must be at least 125 words.
5th Entry – Creative Nonfiction: In the preface to nonfiction (p. 2803 of your text), the editors tell us that creative nonfiction illustrates that "no direct duplication of reality is possible in language, that all writing is affected by the author's point of view" (Baym et al, 2014, p. 2803). Do you think that is true? Can there such a thing as a truly reliable narrator? Consider the excerpt from Danticat's Brother, I'm Dying that you read this week as you prepare a response to this question. How is this point made (or not) in Danticat's writing?
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