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Jaubert's book has splendid examples of the fictionalisation of the life of Lenin, the elimination of embarrassing personages on group photos with despots, be they Hitler or Stalin, the amazing efforts to cut out undesirables on the May Day photos at the Kremlin.
The Ministry of Truth: Kim Jong Il's North Korea (text by Christian ... by Oettli, Max / Junctures: The Journal for Thematic Dialogue
Guma's fictionalisation of the Basotho history makes an unique contribution to the Sesotho novel.
S.M. Guma and the Sesotho historical novel: an Afrocentric ... by Selepe, T.J. / Literator: Journal of Literary Criticism, comparative linguistics and literary studies
She adds that it is simply a lack of confidence which prevents her from writing purely historical novels, leading her to the fictionalisation process and bookending stories of the past with a contemporary context.
Chick lit is not a dirty word by Cyprus Mail (Cyprus)
 
 
 
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