E Mori

When her children spoke about her, wide-eyed at the memory of her cosmopolitan chic and debonnaire, nay, frivolous attitude to the truth, they never failed to remark on the sheer unadulterated power of her imagination. She wrote short stories, which she claimed were autobiographical, as all fiction is, and made it her one-person crusade to annoy as many people as possible using the medium of the third-person bio.