Sentence examples for formed fictions from inspiring English sources

Small but perfectly formed fictions.

"Kill" co-screenwriters, director John Krokidas and Austin Bunn, play fast and loose with beat lore, favoring a point of view from Allen Ginsberg's journals, fashioning a gay coming of age tale featuring a deflowering when they could have sought out the more fully formed fictions in Kerouac's ample telling and retelling.

Martin returned to long-form fiction in 1991, having had no luck selling his television pilots and screenplays.

I think there are a few reasons that the lives of that generation of American Jews have formed my fiction.

He was a writer who applied years of journalistic experience to the fictional process to create a new form: fiction as reportage.

Long-form fiction is losing traction, and interactive gaming is gaining it.

Great, but I want to see how our new brains tell stories set in present times as long-form fiction.

His 1977 novel, Falconer, was hailed as a masterpiece, though previous attempts at long-form fiction had been oddly inconsequential.

He had recently expressed this point of view to his friend Jarvis, a writer of short-form fiction.

He was already an acclaimed poet, but his first piece of long-form fiction, 1963's The Favourite Game, made little impact.

I very badly wanted to begin writing long-form fiction and figured that that is what "adult" writers did: exposed painful, uncomfortable thoughts and memories, however manufactured those may be.