Going for the Subjective: One way to Write Biographical Fiction

Abstract

Biographical fiction is necessarily subjective, since authors must filter their protagonist's experience through their own. In her own novels—Frida, Sister Teresa, and I Am Venus—Barbara Mujica incorporates the unavoidable subjectivity of biographical fiction into the story through the creation of unreliable narrators who force the reader to question the authenticity of the text.

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