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![Sacks's private journals and letters were made available to journalist Rachel Aviv by the Oliver Sacks Foundation. She found that Sacks described aspects of his books as "pure fabrications" and "falsifications", and that he considered his case studies as self-expression or "a sort of autobiography". In a private letter to his brother he described The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat as a book of "fairy tales" and wrote: "Guilt has been much greater since 'Hat' because of (among other things) My lies, falsification". Pria Anand compared Sacks's "confabulations" to the temptation of medical professionals to construct life stories, explaining that his moral failures were no less upsetting for being familiar.[77] H. Steven Moffic described Sacks as an author of "historical fiction".[78]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:6235fybsui2cjt4fcspdbwpd/bafkreib5f6e5kywuaafyfaqtxa2kbc3j2dwklm2nn45eslsyr6oo5jyfl4)
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