Sentence examples for fiction about it from inspiring English sources

Every once in a while one of us will break ranks and decide to share our ignominy with the world by writing thinly veiled autobiographical fiction about it, but what really sets The Midnight Bell apart from its innumerable likenesses is the incredible humour leaping from every page.

Why was no one writing fresh fiction about it?

The macabre image of Mao certainly has a touch of fiction about it.

And John Grisham practiced law before writing best-selling fiction about it.

He wrote plays and fiction about it, but, so far as I know, he did not write a ghost story.

Obviously, there was a lot more happening during this era on your side of the pond, and so there are correspondingly more history books and works of fiction about it than here.

If there's one thing science-fiction warns us about, it's the potential for anything more sophisticated than a calculator to malfunction with homicidal consequences.

OK, I could have read non-fiction about it but I suspect it would mainly, if not entirely, have been by non-Indians, if I can use that word.

But this week she said something silly, pooh-poohing the idea of fiction about publishing: "It's such an internal, cerebral sort of job," she said.

He spends the remainder of the film lost in the hedge's chaotic twists and turns, trying to remember anything he can about what he remembers an old friend mentioning to him in that goddamn Harper's essay on experimental fiction, about, was it… Borges?

Thus from the turn of the 20th century through the 1920's, many scientifically literate people considered a Martian civilization quite possible, and fiction speculating about it was widespread and influential.