Sentence examples for medium of fiction from inspiring English sources

I guess one could say that the medium of theatre is fate, while the medium of fiction is memory.

Her belief that language is both the subject and the medium of fiction has not led her, as we might expect, into solipsistic echo chambers, but into new worlds.

Authors Lionel Fanthorpe and Patricia Fanthorpe wrote in The World's Most Mysterious People that Hubbard accomplished a difficult task of writing about two different worlds at the same time, "even through the medium of fiction Hubbard succeeds in posing deep metaphysical questions about the mind's interpretation of experiential data, and its response to the questions about the nature of being".

Although Joyce scholarship has long identified an explicit recourse to musical structures in Ulysses (in particular the 'Sirens' episode) and Finnegans Wake, more recent criticism has established a decisive reliance on Wagner's Ring in Finnegans Wake and an attempt to adapt the structures of opera and oratorio to the medium of fiction, notably in the 'Cyclops' episode of Ulysses.

This second book is the product of Henry's firm belief that the story of the Holocaust has not been told enough through the medium of fiction -- "how little actual fiction there was about the Holocaust" - but that it is only through fiction, because it is "closer to the full experience of life," that the magnitude of the crimes of the Holocaust can be both conveyed and never forgotten.

In particular, she did not shrink from depicting her female characters as capable of destructive violence and used the medium of speculative fiction to place women in extreme or militant situations of a complexity denied to more conventional feminist writers.

As she reads these letters, Rakoff is captivated by the intensity of the relationships their writers have formed with a man they're never met, all through the medium of his fiction.

Myles commented that Gwen's compromised morality was suitably challenging for the medium of science fiction television, and served to demonstrate that none of the Torchwood team were "safe" from temptation.

I would be more inclined than Dyer to salvage "the novel as a medium of expression," and indeed to reserve a special place for the fictionality of fiction.

At first the medium of choice was hypertext fiction, in which readers could advance through a story by pointing and clicking on highlighted words, and the choices they made would lead to different viewpoints or endings.

"Faking It: Manipulated Photography Before Photoshop," the savvy, eye-opening exhibition that the curator Mia Fineman has organized at the Met, finds evidence that, within a decade of its invention in 1839, the medium was already a clever mix of fiction and fact.