Sentence examples for dark fiction from inspiring English sources

"I'm a dark fiction author," Mr. Ochse said Friday in a telephone interview.

jbard either needs to buckle down and educate, or re-classify this article as dark fiction.

The reason is that I simply haven't read enough dark fiction by women.

He wants it to include "envelope-pushing dark fiction" and to cover horror in movies, books and music.

THERE is plenty of mayhem for fans of dark fiction in the pages of "Long Island Noir": shootings, killings, all manner of brutality.

Paul Auster is a slim, elegant, somewhat dark man who writes slim, elegant, somewhat dark fiction in a slim, elegant, somewhat dark house.

This part of the book is also heavily influenced by that most maligned of American writers; the creator of dark fictions and occult beings, H P Lovecraft.

His school days and early adulthood occasionally recall the darker fiction of the period, such as Robert Musil's "Young Törless".

A House for Mr Biswas established his reputation, and is still his richest, funniest novel, while A Bend in the River is the best of the darker fiction of his middle years.

But she hopes that authors heed the advice of How I Live Now author Rosoff, who at the conference spoke about how her own wild adolescence fed into her writing, and warned of adult writers' responsibility when addressing young people, including the idea that "there must always be some hope left, even in the darkest fiction".

A spiritual vision, derived from sources as diverse as Judaism, Transcendentalism, and Rudolph Steiner's cultish theosophy, found its way into Bellow's later novels, but he also wrote darker fictions such as the novella Seize the Day (1956), a study in failure and blocked emotion that was perhaps his best work.