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What do you call a person who writes accounts of events?

There are several terms for a person who writes accounts of events, depending on the specific context and type of writing:

General terms:

* Chronicler: A person who records historical events in chronological order.

* Historian: A person who studies and writes about the past, often drawing on primary sources.

* Journalist: A person who gathers and reports news or current events for publication.

* Reporter: A person who investigates and writes news stories for newspapers, magazines, or other media.

* Author: A person who writes books, articles, or other literary works.

More specific terms:

* Biographer: A person who writes the life story of another person.

* Memoirist: A person who writes about their own experiences.

* Travel writer: A person who writes about their experiences traveling to different places.

* War correspondent: A journalist who reports on wars and conflicts.

* Investigative journalist: A journalist who conducts in-depth investigations into specific topics.

The most appropriate term depends on the type of writing, the time period covered, and the intended audience.

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