Sentence examples for limits of fiction from inspiring English sources

Indian poet and activist Meena Kandasamy, meanwhile, presents a debut novel that investigates the limits of fiction in an account of a 1968 massacre in Tamil Nadu.

This is a club with a chief executive called Alistair McLean and the drama of Howley's final lunge once again stretched the limits of fiction.

The original novel often reads like a literary game, packed with one-liners, circling around questions of identity and the limits of fiction.

While it is hard not to be sympathetic to this view, and to accept that the book will resonate, in the context of a patriarchal society, in a very different way with women than men, I argued then, as I will now, that the novel opens up a broad discussion on the workings and limits of fiction.

EVERY familiar complaint about the limits of utopian fiction applies in full to Edward Bellamy's "Looking Backward: 2000-1887" -- a novel first published in 1888 and continuously in print ever since.

And who gets to decide what makes for legitimate art? "In general, I don't think anything should be 'off limits' for fiction," Ruth Franklin, author of A Thousand Darknesses: Lies and Truth in Holocaust Fiction, told me.

It is both a historical fiction and an inquiry into the limits of historical fictionalizing.

It's a troubling image, one that some fear might not be limited to works of fiction.

Authors of tomes on law, medicine or other technical matters need not apply, as the pensions are limited to writers of fiction, poetry, literary essays and plays.

I was reminded of my youthful and ultimately failed foray into the corporate world by this limited-edition series of Fiction Passport Covers, the result of a collaboration between my colleague Ben Greenman and the men's leather-goods maker Jack Spade.

Wegwerth, a 2014 academy grad, hopes to lead viewers to "the limits of reality and fiction, belief and knowledge," he says, mentioning both the 1920s New Objectivity movement in Germany and the present-day saturation of images in today's media.