Friday, January 25, 2008
Quick Question: Mark Twain Quote
I am looking for a quote by, I think, Mark Twain. Something about how realism is achieved in fiction. It is about how in life you might need money and then just luckily find it -- that is just a thing that happens sometimes -- but that if you do that in a story it will not be realistic. If you know the quote I am looking for, put it in the comments.
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"The difference between fact and fiction is that fiction must be believable."
That is it. Thanks.
I adore Mark Twain.
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