Sentence examples for fiction room from inspiring English sources

Anita lived upstairs, in the Fiction Room.

There lay the reference room and the fiction room — austere, yes, but that was part of the delight.

From 1987 to 1997, it was also home to Ms. Durst, who lived in the Fiction Room, amid thousands of rare and dusty tomes her grandfather had amassed.

In the recent fiction room, where gold leaf ornaments the ceiling, plastic sheeting covers several stacks and plaster peels from the ceiling.

Again, I'm not complaining--it took me two decades to get to this point in my career, so I know I'm lucky to have a publishing deadline at all--but I'm wondering what would happen if we all slowed the heck down and gave our fiction room to breathe.

"We stayed with the original room idea and were able to make bigger spaces that are expressed as smaller rooms, particularly in the children's library and the fiction rooms," said Peter Gisolfi, the architect for the project.

(If you think Fry can write fiction, leave the room now).

Most of the best YA fiction books leave room for the reader to decide how they want to interpret them.

In this compact fiction, Goldstein finds room for quotations from Blake and explorations of tantric sex, as well as for the nexus she has been drawn to before -- that between eros and knowledge.

But this is the case in Simon Mawer's eighth work of fiction, "The Glass Room", which is inspired by the Tugendhat Villa in Brno and spans 60 years of Czechoslovakia's turbulent history.In 1929, newlyweds Viktor and Liesel Landauer employ Rainer von Abt to design them a house that becomes a masterpiece of modernist architecture.

July 27 James Alan McPherson, the first black writer to win a Pulitzer Prize for fiction, for "Elbow Room," dies at 72. July 23 For the first time, a Hemingway — Dave Hemingway, no relation to the famous writer — wins theHemingway Look-Alike Contest in Key West, Fla. July 30 "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child," based on a story by J.K. Rowling, officially premieres in London to sellout crowds.