FICTION VS. NON-FICTION
For my upcoming suspense book, MELTDOWN, I did hours of research on military missions in the Middle East. In addition to watching documentaries, I read several fiction and non-fiction books on the subject. I was astounded to learn from two authors, both having served in Iraq or Afghanistan, they chose to write about their war experience as a fictional piece instead of as non-fiction. Both men stated by doing so they had the ability to be more honest in their writing.
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