- November 2018September 2017An article by Meg Bortin was featuredSeptember 2017I'm not a novelist, but from what I hear the characters in a novel are often composites of people the author knows or has observed, among them friends – who may or may not be content with a portrait in which they see aspects of themselves....
See moreAn article by Meg Bortin was featuredSeptember 2017When you sit down to write, how much is truth and how much fiction? If you’re writing a personal story, should you call it a memoir or a novel? Or, to put it differently, what constitutes truth in creative writing? I gave this matter...
See moreAn article by Meg Bortin was featuredJuly 2016When you sit down to write, how much is truth and how much fiction? If you’re writing a personal story, should you call it a memoir or a novel? Or, to put it differently, what constitutes truth in creative writing? I gave this matter...
See moreAn article by Meg Bortin was featuredJuly 2016I'm not a novelist, but from what I hear the characters in a novel are often composites of people the author knows or has observed, among them friends – who may or may not be content with a portrait in which they see aspects of themselves....
See moreDecember 2014Meg Bortin commented on her article Notes From UndergroundJune 2014
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