Sentence examples for decent fiction from inspiring English sources

And there's some pretty decent fiction, too.

In the 1970s and 1980s there was so little decent fiction for young people, but we're now in a golden age that shows no sign of fading.

Apart from the five above, I found it difficult to muster two handfuls of active or recently active lawyers who have turned to writing decent fiction (a long ago law degree or a brief youthful spell in legal practice doesn't count).

They were not only funny, sharp and provocative, but also sparked a discussion about what constitutes a decent science fiction novel, how awards should be judged, and what one can and can't say about writers.

Roger Ebert writing in the Chicago Sun-Times found WALL-E "an enthralling animated film, a visual wonderment, and a decent science-fiction story".

At the very least, I hope it inspires some intrepid youth to write some decent alternate history fiction.

I would say this is decent, but not great science fiction.

Life is seen, not only in Jane Austen's novels but in the whole current of bourgeois Anglo-American fiction, as fundamentally reasonable and decent.

With a dozen novels from New York publishers, two film adaptations, and good cred with teenagers via my YA fiction, I think I deserve a decent payday.

The literary approach to writing a decent, believable sex scene is the most embarrassing thing about contemporary literary fiction today.

Bill McGuire, director of the Benfield-Grieg Hazard Research Centre at UCL, says science fiction writers have a duty to educate but need a decent story, too.