To Celebrate April Fool's Day: A List Of Famous Literary Hoaxes by Artsjournal

So what makes a good literary hoax? Well the world needs to be sucked into believing it of course. And that means of course that you don't know the fraud until the deception has been revealed. Tragedy (usually for the hoaxer) ensues. Is there a common thread through these examples? " The New York Times

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