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Like the American masters William Faulkner, Eudora Welty, and Alice Mcdermott, Winton has created a place so fictively real that it truly reveals the complex people and passions of his native Western Australian seacoast.
For Wilson, the plays of Shakespeare write modern authorship fictively through "self-concealment" and "self-erasure.
He recorded sitters' names in the backgrounds of their portraits on fictively painted "scrap[s] of paper" (130).
 
 
 
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