Serge Doubrovsky
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Serge Doubrovsky was a French writer and critic, credited with coining the term 'autofiction' in the 1970s to describe a genre that blends autobiography and fiction, significantly influencing contemporary French literature.
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Serge Doubrovsky invented the term 'autofiction' for a new way of writing.
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