Quote by Kinky Friedman

The best fiction is true.

The best fiction is true.

Summary

This quote emphasizes the power and impact of well-crafted fictional stories. It suggests that the most compelling and well-written works of fiction have the ability to resonate with readers on a deep level by capturing universal truths about the human experience. Even though they may not be based on real events, these stories can still convey emotions, insights, and lessons that are relatable and meaningful. By blurring the lines between imagination and reality, the best fiction is seen as a source of profound and authentic revelation.

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By Kinky Friedman

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