Isabel Allende: Very different because non-fiction would be, for example, something that is reporting about an event and that is more a journalistic endeavor that requires facts. You stick to the facts. In a memoir, which is non-fiction, it's very personal, very intimate. You are trying to get to the truth of something. That kind of truth in a memoir is very subjective. It depends on how you see things. In fiction, you can do whatever you want. You're like God. You can move your characters in action, in adventure, you can give them a happy ending, you can have them fall in love, kill them, everything. It's wonderful. I just love that. Then, every book is different. You create a new universe in which you have to be a participant. That is a fantastic thing to do. If there are girls reading this, this interview that we are having, please try it because it's really wonderful. Try to write.