Sentence examples for fictional land from inspiring English sources

Some fictional land, surely?

Or that Stephen Colbert's most memorable book left him forever in search of a fictional land.

Grace is still living in the embassy where her Grandfather is the US ambassador to the fictional land of Adria.

John Grisham comments: The fictional land known as Ford County has been around for 20 years, since the publication of my first novel.

They asked for all references to the state, including any of its cities, to be removed and recommended that the film be situated in a fictional land instead.

The Grand Budapest Hotel is set chiefly in the 1930s in the fictional land of Zubrowka, a place Anderson calls "our own invented version of eastern Europe".

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This is especially useful for nonfiction, but also comes in handy for books like "A Game of Thrones" that feature large casts of characters who inhabit a bewildering array of fictional lands.

Of course, some have tried to deal with these issues in dystopian and fantasy fiction but the message is much harder to get across there; with issues such as rape, for example, a huge part of the problem is how our society deals with it, so if it is taking place in different fictional lands then you're avoiding part of the problem.

Hergé mingles real and fictional lands into his stories, along with a base in Belgium from where Tintin sets off originally 26 Labrador Road, but later Marlinspike Hall.