Sentence examples for fiction research from inspiring English sources

Increasing numbers of UK schoolchildren are choosing to read in their spare time, with six in 10 having a favourite work of fiction, research suggests.

In non-fiction, you are primarily looking for facts to support your theme and the points supporting it, while in fiction, research also delves into making your characters and the environment in which they interact as realistic as possible.

Instead, you get Simon Rich's non-fiction research report on which U.S. presidents have murdered people.

"When I write fiction, I research and plan just as (I assume) Amis does.

As a scholar of Gothic fiction I research tales about vampires, ghosts and doppelgangers, and incestuous maniacs pursuing maidens down underground passages.

During the remainder of his life, he published two more novels, "Sailor Song" (1992), about civilization contending with nature in Alaska, and "Last Go Round: A Dime Western" (1994), an account of a famous Oregon rodeo written in the form of pulp fiction, with research done by his friend and fellow Prankster, Mr. Babbs.

The material used is a combination of fiction and research results, and the scope of analysis extends from the end of the 18th century in Central Europe through the birth of capitalism in Poland to the contemporary global economy, as portrayed in the novels of Douglas Adams.

Not only does using fiction make research available to broader audiences, but it can actually help readers learn more.

While the idea may seem like something out of science fiction, new research out of the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, suggests it could soon be a reality, the Vancouver Sun reported.

If you're writing a historical fiction story, research that time period to find out what the newest technology and fashions were.

I've been reading a lot of non-fiction as research recently so it's going to be novels all the way.