The phrase "fictional stories" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to narratives or tales that are made up and not based on true events. Example: Many children enjoy reading fictional stories before bedtime.
This is a treasure trove of wonderful fictional stories that took me deep into the country.
4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: Students should write their brief fictional stories from their assigned perspective.
Betrayal and mistrust dominated the headlines and shaped the fictional stories that transformed public concerns into popular entertainment.
Working in photography, theatre, film and installation, he explores our belief in documentary accounts and fictional stories.
4. Write fictional stories from these different perspectives and compile books that represent various angles of the diseases.
Slender Man is described in fictional stories as an unnaturally tall, thin, demon-like figure that lacks facial features.
Much of the book consists of case studies of women from Almond's private practice, but it also includes detailed psychoanalytic readings of many literary figures and fictional stories.
The first half of TransAtlantic features non-fictional stories about great men, united by theme but not by narrative.
I value Naipaul for his travel narratives, for his visits to the so-called dark places of the earth, the patient way he teases out complicated non-fictional stories from his various interlocutors in Iran, Indonesia, India, and elsewhere.
I watch movies and TV, and read fictional and non-fictional stories about people all day.
With research into narrative intelligence, we may one day have computers that can generate fairy tales and also plausible sounding -- but fictional -- stories that might happen in the real world.
