Sentence examples for fiction memory from inspiring English sources

It's about fact and fiction, memory and biography.

"It was a special kind of mixture of fiction, memory and history," he said.

In his introduction he said he hoped to cover autobiography, fiction, autobiographical fiction, memory and imagination - and he succeeded.

And it is, on the whole, the one Mr. Le brings to his art, and notably to his remarkable video, with its visually tight and ideologically porous weave of fact and fiction, memory and illusion, with the elements of each pair in constant, volatile interchange.

The British writer, who turned 80 in 2013, meditates on several subjects that have preoccupied her fiction (memory, history, social change) and some more suitable to nonfiction: books that have shaped her life, a few particulars of that life, and six objects — including the eponymous dancing fish and ammonites — that reveal something important about their owner.

Like Sebald, Mr. Muñoz Molina wanders among fictions, memories, readings -- many of them private and seemingly unconnected with history's evil -- like a householder returning to a cyclone-struck home and finding much, and nothing, intact.

IS: Well, a fiction of memory is when I'm describing the more remote past.

I guess one could say that the medium of theatre is fate, while the medium of fiction is memory.

Mr. Lish, reached recently in New York said, "I wouldn't be able to particularize the given deficits of Dana's prose fiction from memory".

Two things united Mr. Garrett's works: first, a deep concern with Christian themes, particularly the chance of redemption in a fallen world; and second, the exploration of the tantalizingly hazy place where truth, fiction and memory meet.

(Genzlinger) 'HAYMARKET' Zayd Dohrn, son of Weather Underground members Bernardine Dohrn and Bill Ayers, mixes documentary, fiction and memory in this play about the bomb that exploded at an 1886 worker's rally in Chicago and the anarchists who were hanged for the crime (2 05).