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2: ...3" bgcolor="orange" style="color:black"|''New Non-Fiction'' 4: ...enter" colspan="3"|[[Image:Susan Werner - New Non-Fiction.jpg|225px|Album cover]] 29: |''[[New Non-Fiction]]''<br>([[2001]]) 32: '''''New Non-Fiction''''' is the fifth [[album]] by [[United States|Am... Non-fiction (4500 bytes) 1: ...icularly used in [[libraries]], the other being [[fiction]]. 3: ... of both, particularly non-fiction with a dash of fiction for added spice. 5: ... effective non-fiction. Despite the truth of non-fiction it is often necessary to persuade the reader to a... 7: ...se items and other [[economic]] matters, although fiction was not far behind. 9: ...ocre fiction survives a few generations. The non-fiction which transcends its original time tends to be vi... Fiction (5185 bytes) 3: ..., [[film]]s, [[comic book|comics]], [[interactive fiction]]—may be partly based on factual occurrence... 5: ...mentalized by [[propaganda]] and [[advertising]]. Fiction may be propagated by parents to their children ou... 7: ...through usefulness, allowing the distinction from fiction. 9: ...veniles can be safely exposed to it; opponents of fiction with sexual content typically label it [[pornogra... 11: ...e [http://meta.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikifiction Wikifiction] initiative). Wish (fiction) (2226 bytes) 1: In [[fiction]] a '''wish''' is a [[supernatural]] gift grantin... 3: The template for most fictional wishes is ''[[The Book of One Thousand and One ... Detective fiction (20839 bytes) 1: ...l or amateur. It is closely related to [[mystery fiction]] but generally contains more of a puzzle element... 3: ...ally has some pleasing eccentricities or striking characteristics. He or she frequently has a less intellige... 9: ...ursor of the stories about the most famous of all fictional detectives, [[Arthur Conan Doyle]]'s [[Sherlock... 11: ...ector Bucket of the Metropolitan force. Numerous characters appeared on the staircase leading to Tulkinghorn... 13: ...erred to as the "grandfather of English detective fiction." His novel ''[[The Moonstone]]'' (1868) was desc... Fan fiction (15677 bytes) 1: [[Category:Fan fiction|*]] 2: ...fiction fanzine|fanzine]]s, as distinguished from fiction professionally published; this usage is now obsol... 6: Fan fiction has come to the fore especially since the rise of... 8: ...c poem, The [[Aeneid]], was the first work of fan fiction, based on Homer's [[Odyssey]]. In it, a Trojan na... 10: ...kien]]'s ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]''; [[science fiction]] serials (both on television and in film); other... Mars in fiction (8956 bytes) 3: The standard depiction of Mars in fiction until the arrival of planetary probes derives fro... 5: ...rse, was the origin for a large number of science fiction scenarios. 18: ... act like humans (a rare feature for pulp science fiction of the time) 19: ...'', an interesting example of theological science fiction. 24: ...rks share a recurring Martian theme. His teenage fiction ''[[Red Planet (novel)|Red Planet]]'' includes so... Interactive fiction (13646 bytes) 1: ...ng|thumb|300px|Zork, an early work of interactive fiction, running on a modern interpreter]] 3: ...er times to the games produced by the interactive fiction community rather than game companies. 5: ...c [[Graham Nelson]] has characterized interactive fiction as "a narrative at war with a crossword puzzle". 7: ...he Interactive Fiction Archive (see [[Interactive fiction#External links|external links]]). 9: ...s considered to be too long for the [[Interactive Fiction Competition]]. Horror fiction (3886 bytes) 1: ... [[speculative fiction]]. See also [[supernatural fiction]]. 3: == Early horror fiction == 5: [[Fictional character]]s have found themselves in horrifying situations... 7: ...Frankenstein'' has also been considered [[science fiction]] or a [[philosophy|philosophical]] novel by some... 11: ...n le Fanu]] called some of their writing '''weird fiction''' or '''weird stories'''. Clerical fiction (609 bytes) 1: ... during the [[1990s]]. This subgenre of [[science fiction]] treated the [[Catholicism|Catholic Church]] or ... 4: * [[Social Fiction]] 5: * [[Soft science fiction]] 7: [[Category:Fiction]] Oceania (fiction) (1057 bytes) 1: ...sion of [[London]], where Winston Smith, the main character, lives. It is composed of the two American contin... 5: [[Category:Fictional countries]] Romantic fiction (3587 bytes) 3: '''Romantic fiction''' is one of the oldest genres in [[literature]],... 10: ...tant [[Europe]]an literary trend was to fantastic fiction. Exemplary work, such as the English ''[[Le Morte... 15: ...ction often is denigrated as inferior to literary fiction. Prevailing opinion, amongst non-readers, of the ... 17: ...and Boon]], is best-known for publishing romantic fiction. Currently, there are several large houses publis... Supernatural fiction (2642 bytes) 1: ...n of popular [[Gothic fiction]]. It includes both fiction with a religious message, and some that is direct... 3: ...is a contemporary writer of supernatural literary fiction. 5: ...]] was one of the last innovators of supernatural fiction. 7: ...dent]]' elements, which in the older supernatural fiction were shown as breaking through some barrier to me... 9: Supernatural fiction continues to be a staple of [[comic book]] and [[... Mystery fiction (3743 bytes) 1: ...eans. Though it is often confused with detective fiction, it does not require a crime to have occurred or ... 5: ...agazine which began in 1941. Interest in mystery fiction continues to this day thanks to various televisio... 6: ... for the authors of mystery, detective, and crime fiction was begun in 1945, called the [[Mystery Writers o... 10: * [[Crime fiction]] 11: * [[Detective fiction]] Cyborgs in fiction (3867 bytes) 7: ...st in the Shell]] universe, specifically the main characters Major Motoko Kusanagi and Batou, are cyborgs dep... 8: ...titude of cyborg characters, with one of the main characters, Briareos Hecatonchires, the mercenary Sokaku Ta... 11: * Many of the characters of ''[[Battle Angel Alita]]'' (also known in Jap... 32: ...[[Cyrax]], [[Sektor]], and [[Smoke (Mortal Kombat character)|Smoke]], fighters in the gory fighting video gam... 37: *[[Archive of fictional things]] DID/MPD in fiction (3280 bytes) 9: ...he [[soap opera]], ''[[One Life to Live]]'', lead character Victoria Lord ([[Erika Slezak]]) has had to comba... 11: ...entity]]'' also feature multiple personalities in fictional crime scenarios and explore the idea of respons... 19: ... [[comic books]], DID is a feature of a number of characters. 33: ...rora (comics)|Aurora]] from [[Alpha Flight]] is a character who is actually diagnosed with DID. Like ''Rose a... Pulp fiction (243 bytes) 1: ...ound in a [[pulp magazine]] (but also for similar fiction published elsewhere). 2: * [[Pulp Fiction]] was a [[1994]] movie, whose poster parodied a p... Genre fiction (4983 bytes) 1: ...n]], [[fantasy]], [[crime fiction]] and [[Mystery fiction|mystery]] stories and [[novel|novels]]. 3: ...contrasted with [[literature]] proper. [[Literary fiction]] is an [[antonym]]. 5: ==Definitions of genre fiction== 7: ...andering the [[Midwest]] are not considered genre fiction, though they may well be [[cliché]]s. 9: The attraction of genre fiction for both writer and reader is that using a genre ... Crime fiction (21749 bytes) 1: ...with his colleague [[Dr. Watson]]; together these characters popularized the genre.]] 3: ...courtroom drama]], and [[hardboiled|hard-boiled]] fiction. 5: ==History of crime fiction.== 6: ...ted as the principal initiator of the [[detective fiction]] genre.]] 7: ''Main article: [[History of crime fiction]]'' Transylvania in fiction (1050 bytes) 1: ...vania]] has become a popular setting for [[horror fiction]] (particularly that involving [[vampire]]s). 5: ... set in Transylvania, the homeland of the central character. 7: *[[Überwald]], a fictional region in [[Terry Pratchett]]'s [[Discworld]] s... 12: ...e galaxy of Transylvania, the origin of the weird characters in ''[[The Rocky Horror Picture Show]]'' (and it...
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