False memoir syndrome

Article Abstract:

The memoir introduces readers of different tastes and education to otherwise inaccessible topics where on the other hand the reader of a particular type of memoir is also vulnerable to manipulation. A case where readers are angry over the memoir present in Norma Khouri's book 'Forbidden Love' is presented. Publishers feel that the onus must be on author to make apology.

Australia, Public affairs, Book publishing, Book Publishers, Ethics, Authors, Writers, Ethical aspects, Memoirs, Khouri, Norma

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The book within

Article Abstract:

A journalist discusses his experience of writing a book, which he started in May 2001 on his journey through 41 countries with an aim of visiting every nation between Pakistan and Finland. He describes his transformation from a journalist to an author.

Finland, Pakistan, Personal narratives, Travel, Journalists, An Age (Book)

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