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Avoid portraying yourself as a victim in your memoir from "summary" of The Art of Memoir by Mary Karr
When writing a memoir, it is crucial to steer clear of painting oneself as a victim. While it may be tempting to cast oneself in this light, doing so can actually detract from the overall impact of the story. Readers are more likely to connect with a narrator who takes ownership of their experiences and presents them in a way that allows for deeper insight and understanding. By avoiding the victim role, the narrator can elevate their story beyond mere suffering and into a more complex an...
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