
“I’M ALWAYS LOOKING CLOSELY AT TRUE CRIMES & STORIES THAT ARE STRANGER THAN FICTION”! An interview with novelist J. P. Pomare

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The question that perhaps was not asked in this interview, and should have been; given that Mr Pomare has repeatedly named the religious group that he has based his fiction on; how do the children raised in the group feel about someone writing a fiction story that includes inventing crimes they did not commit, and no doubt ( from hints in the interview) describes serious mental illness they don’t have, but still it is their “history ” that still being used to market the book? Is it possible they feel exploited, or even slandered?