Quote by Dick Peterson

Hey, I write fiction. I just make this stuff up, unless I get my hands on some good juicy truth. You know the kind I'm talking about ... that stranger-than variety.

Hey, I write fiction. I just make this stuff up, unless I ge

Summary

This quote highlights the writer's perspective on their practice of fiction. They explain that while their writing is primarily imaginative, they occasionally incorporate elements of truth, especially the intriguing and extraordinary kind. It emphasizes their desire to add depth, authenticity, and captivation to their storytelling by drawing inspiration from real-life events or experiences that are more fascinating than anything they could invent.

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By Dick Peterson

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