Memoirs occupy a unique place in literature: they’re marketed as true stories, yet many readers accept them unquestioningly, simply because the cover says “true.” But why is authenticity so seldom challenged, even when later investigations reveal discrepancies or outright fabrications? The answer lies at the intersection of psychology, publishing practices, cultural...
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