Following the increasing popularity of vernacular fiction during the 18th century, p'ansori works reappeared in fictional form, as in Hŭngbu chŏn ("Tale of Hŭngbu") and Shim Ch'ŏng chŏn ("Tale of Shim Ch'ong").
Each volume has an "autobiographical bent" but a "fictional form".
Between the Acts can also be read as a suicide note in fictional form.
Martin Cruz Smith's "Stallion Gate" does a nice job of telling the story in fictional form.
Fictional form is always a kind of death, in the way that Blanchot described actual life.
But we will no doubt find out the answer soon enough, even if just the fictional form of it.
I decided I had to give this open-ended story some closure, even if only in fictional form.
But writers are beginning to see that it also has the potential to be a new fictional form.
While she refined the template for a fictional form, the reading of her books became an international pastime.
There is, fourth, the fictional form belonging to the epitaph, according to which the dead man is supposed to be saying the words himself.
Gloversville, a town in Fulton County, N.Y., has repeatedly appeared in fictional form in his novels, and here it makes a straight-up appearance.
