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The Alphabet Soup Book Tag: F is for Fictionalize
by Shawn The Book Maniac:
youtu.be/uU0nENOqE5Q
No, your answers to the following prompts do not have to feature book titles or authors that start with the letter F unless specifically stated below.
1. F is for Fictionalize: any or all of these: (a) your take on autofiction, (b) the writer you’d like to write a novel based on your life, and/or (c) a work of autobiographical fiction you’d recommend
From Wikipedia:
"Autofiction is a term used in literary criticism to refer to a form of fictionalized autobiography.
Serge Doubrovsky coined the term in 1977 with reference to his novel Fils. Philippe Vilain distinguishes autofiction from autobiographical novels in that autofiction requires a first-person narrative by a protagonist who has the same name as the author.[1] Autofiction combines two mutually inconsistent narrative forms, namely autobiography and fiction. An author may decide to recount his/her life in the third person, to modify significant details or 'characters', using fiction in the service of a search for self. It has parallels with faction, a genre devised by Truman Capote to describe his novel In Cold Blood."
2. F is for Farm: a great book set on a farm or about farming, and/or one you want to read
3. F is for Frank, Franz, Franny, or....: a writer you recommend or want to read whose first and/or last name starts with F (bonus points for both first and last name)
4. F is For The Love Of God : an experience of extreme exasperation while reading — about a book in its entirety or a smaller section thereof
5. F is for Find: a book with lots of F’s in the title (bonus points for more than two)
6. F is for Father: a work of fiction in which fatherhood is a central concern
7. F is for Finland: a book set in Finland or by a Finnish author you’d recommend or would like to try (find out about one if need be - it’ll be fun!)
8. F is for Fangirl: a new (or new-to-you) writer you’re really excited about
9. F is for Fling: you loved one book by this writer but nothing else
10. F is for Friends: a novel that satisfyingly explores friendship
11. F is for Far and Wide: tag feverishly!
(Video #302)
The Alphabet Soup Book Tag: F is for Fictionalize
by Shawn The Book Maniac:
youtu.be/uU0nENOqE5Q
No, your answers to the following prompts do not have to feature book titles or authors that start with the letter F unless specifically stated below.
1. F is for Fictionalize: any or all of these: (a) your take on autofiction, (b) the writer you’d like to write a novel based on your life, and/or (c) a work of autobiographical fiction you’d recommend
From Wikipedia:
"Autofiction is a term used in literary criticism to refer to a form of fictionalized autobiography.
Serge Doubrovsky coined the term in 1977 with reference to his novel Fils. Philippe Vilain distinguishes autofiction from autobiographical novels in that autofiction requires a first-person narrative by a protagonist who has the same name as the author.[1] Autofiction combines two mutually inconsistent narrative forms, namely autobiography and fiction. An author may decide to recount his/her life in the third person, to modify significant details or 'characters', using fiction in the service of a search for self. It has parallels with faction, a genre devised by Truman Capote to describe his novel In Cold Blood."
2. F is for Farm: a great book set on a farm or about farming, and/or one you want to read
3. F is for Frank, Franz, Franny, or....: a writer you recommend or want to read whose first and/or last name starts with F (bonus points for both first and last name)
4. F is For The Love Of God : an experience of extreme exasperation while reading — about a book in its entirety or a smaller section thereof
5. F is for Find: a book with lots of F’s in the title (bonus points for more than two)
6. F is for Father: a work of fiction in which fatherhood is a central concern
7. F is for Finland: a book set in Finland or by a Finnish author you’d recommend or would like to try (find out about one if need be - it’ll be fun!)
8. F is for Fangirl: a new (or new-to-you) writer you’re really excited about
9. F is for Fling: you loved one book by this writer but nothing else
10. F is for Friends: a novel that satisfyingly explores friendship
11. F is for Far and Wide: tag feverishly!
(Video #302)
