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The phrase "all fiction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the entirety of fictional works or to emphasize that something is entirely made up or not based on reality.
Example: "The story he told was all fiction, crafted to entertain rather than inform."
Alternatives: "entirely fictional" or "completely made up".
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That's all fiction.
It's true of all fiction, I think.
"It's pretty much all fiction," he said.
Isn't all fiction (and nonfiction) magical realism?
"I think all fiction writers do that.
(He replied that her account is "all fiction").
There are those who say that all fiction is autobiography.
Historical fiction, like all fiction, is fundamentally fraudulent.
Of course, it's all fiction, but realistic fiction.
It's all fiction.' After that I never heard a word from dear Edmond again.
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