![]() ![]() After all, lying is ubiquitous: “We all have a tendency to fictionalize, whether we realize it or not,” Maura Kelly writes. That’s true regardless of whether a character or a narrator means to be malicious. Spinning falsehoods is its own kind of storytelling, and when it happens within a book’s plot, it can be fascinating, destabilizing, or both. ![]() No one can make a story sing quite like a liar. ![]()
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