Hired as a contract writer by Warner Brothers, Mr. Shulman moved to Los Angeles, where he shifted between fiction and screenwriting.
Still shooting on location, Karlson shifts into fiction and a more fully realized noir style as his hero, another of noir's returning war vets (Richard Kiley), takes matters into his own hands.
What we experience (inspired by an author's pen) shifts from fiction to fact when we apply the intended moral of their story.
Shifting from Williams's fiction to his poetry, Andrew C. Stout's "The Acts of Unity: The Eucharistic Theology of Charles Williams Arthurian Poetryy" argues that Williams deserves to be taken seriously as a significant mid-century High Church Anglican theologian who expressed his insights primarily through the Arthurian poetry.
At this moment, it's the shifting sands between fiction and nonfiction that compel attention.
Many writers publishing in the 1960s and '70s subverted the traditional conventions of fiction, shifting from realist to surrealist, self-reflexive, feminist, or parodic modes.
"The Old Drift" is an impressive book, ranging skillfully between historical and science fiction, shifting gears between political argument, psychological realism and rich fabulism.
Written in the first person, and often in the present tense, Break of Day introduces the shifting memoir-as-fiction form that was to become her distinctive medium; what Angela Carter described as "a peculiar form of literary striptease".
But over the last year or two, for a variety of reasons, my reading has almost entirely shifted from non-fiction to fiction.
Over the lifetime of the magazine its focus shifted from weird fiction to include both science fiction and fantasy.
Topics covered in this wide-ranging work include the analysis of belief reports and talk about fiction, world shifting, opacity and substitutivity, quotation, the relation between direct and indirect discourse, context shifting, semantic pretense, and deference in language and thought.
