Abstract
Contributing to debates on what constitutes reliable and authentic sources for practitioners of historical biographies, this article offers a case study of the way in which historically fictive relationships between a novelist’s life and her “loosely autobiographical” novel are authenticated and replicated through an insufficiently critical use of textual sources.
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