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Time Has a Column for Klein JOE KLEIN, who as Anonymous wrote "Primary Colors," the best seller that read like a fictionalized chronicle of the 1992 Clinton campaign, is leaving The New Yorker to be a columnist for Time magazine.

"The Romantics" is her second novel; her first, "A Taxonomy of Barnacles," has been described by reviewers as a fictionalized chronicle of her experience growing up as the clever, ill-at-ease daughter of the eccentric investor Victor Niederhoffer, who named her for Francis Galton, the Victorian anthropologist and the coiner of the term eugenics.

The show offers a fictionalized chronicle of the origins of hip-hop.

A contender for most ill-timed movie of 2015 is "United Passions," a fictionalized chronicle of the life and times of FIFA, the Zurich-based international soccer alliance reeling from a bribery scandal.

With the help of a ghostwriter, Tobón assembled from his notes and journals "Jackson Heights Chronicles," a fictionalized account of his assimilation, in which he appears as Don Fernando, and which was published last year in Spanish and English editions.

Hooper's film is based on David Ebershoff's 2000 novel, a fictionalized account of Elbe's story.

In 1965, Natacha Stewart wrote "Bottles," a fictionalized account of an interview with the reclusive Bolognese artist.

Faces in the Water (1961) is a fictionalized account of her time in New Zealand mental institutions.

Lewis's 1954 novel, Self-Condemned, is a fictionalized account of those years.

The movie is a fictionalized story of the race to bring him to justice (Stephen Holden).

Ezzedine C. Fishere, an Egyptian novelist, has been serializing a fictionalized account of the revolution and its aftermath.