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Ruth Hartley
My installation, Surviving Monsters at Peleyre Gallery, is not about me but about the journey through life.
What is my novel?
&#;How much of your novel is an autobiography?&#;
It&#;s a good question to ask a writer.
A good question
It was asked at the launch of The Tin Heart Gold Mine, but it&#;s not a simple question to answer. I immediately wanted to ask the other writers there what they thought. It&#;s easier to answer this question sideways by referring to other authors and other books. I&#;ve just finished reading The Ginger Tree by Oswald Wynd. I loved the book, but, as a writer, I wanted to ask Wynd how he arrived at the main character. Did he know someone like that? Did he research the character? Was she entirely imagined? Was she a female version of himself? How many genders, generations, epochs and eras and cultures must a writer experience before they can write about it? How fictional can fiction be?
Fiction, non-fiction and autobiography
There are many ways in which the writing of fiction differs from the writing of an autobiography. To complicate it further, both fiction and autobiography have many differing and shared elements that go into their construction. What they have in common is that they are both constructions &#; artificial an