Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: of facts and fiction

What is a biography? That is the question that haunts me now that I have put this incredible book down. Is it a simple exercise of "finding your facts, selecting your facts, arranging your facts, considering missing facts, and explaining your facts" or is it, like all writing, a river flowing "toward the writer's own body and the writer's own experience"? Is a biography then, in some way, an auto-biography? After all, what is a fact (and how is it different from fiction)? And what makes this (and not that) fact important?How will I (or a biographer) know it when we see it? And what, in the end, is "experience"?This story, as much of a mystery as a story, grapples with these and other questions. I was not necessarily satisfied with the answers-tentative as they were-at the end but that was not the point. The point was the question; and the question is a good one.It made me think.