Sentence examples for correct fiction from inspiring English sources
"If the research is correct, fiction is one of the primary sculpting forces of individuals and societies".
I've gotten a little bored with current fiction: smoothly professional, excellently crafted, exquisitely correct in terms of sexual politics.
Because no one knows what SF means, writers and fans are forever telling people it means "science fiction" before correcting people when they say, "Oh, you mean sci-fi," which tends to annoy both parties.
This piece was changed on June 29 to correct the winners of the Fiction Uncovered prize.
Angel's aunt worries over her indifference to "the facts of life", and her publisher (Sam Neill) gently advises her to correct the facts in her fiction – for example, he explains, you don't open champagne bottles with a corkscrew.
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The difficulty of translating fiction isn't finding the correct equivalent for each word.
(Should they be judged incorrect? Correct, because judgements about the content of the modal fiction are relative to which (acceptable) fiction is adopted?
Maybe events would have corrected themselves, as they do in science fiction.
The citation's twenty-one Vietcong were a bureaucratic fiction that Kerrey never, until now, corrected.
His diction becomes "strangely Anglicized" from his affection for the fiction of Conrad, Lawrence and Henry James, and he takes to correcting his parents' English.
