“My first novel is labeled as and widely considered to be historical fiction, but I can honestly say I never thought of it that way, not in all the years it took me to write it.”
Jessica Francis Kane viewed “the gap between literary and historical fiction [as] mostly a marketing ploy,” that is until she met “a survivor of her story’s plot.”
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