The phrase "type of fiction" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to refer to different categories or genres of fiction, such as romance, mystery, science fiction, etc. Example: "The library has a wide selection of books across different types of fiction, including historical fiction, young adult, and fantasy."
He's certainly writing some type of "fiction" somewhere (which is absolutely not fictional, and is definitely about a very real human girl he dated in high school and still insists on referencing in extremely specific, personal detail!!) This guy uses that gritty, grainy fluoride-free toothpaste you know, the one that is basically just swilling bi-carb soda?
Hawkins's novel is one recent, hugely successful incarnation of a type of fiction that Collins invented.
The image is a type of fiction, just as "Partners," in Hendeles's words, is a type of fantasy.
"There's no type of fiction that comes close to comics for the layers of storytelling," he said.
Clearly, divided cities provide a rich seam of material for writers of a certain type of fiction [5].
Since the appearance of the first historical novel, Sir Walter Scott's Waverley (1814), this type of fiction has remained popular.
The other 98percentt want current nonfiction and all types of fiction".
The other 98percentt want current nonfiction and and all types of fiction".
Whereas the sheer volume of sales of other types of fiction means there are more copies around, so it's more likely someone in five years will come across them.
From understanding the types of fiction agents, publishers and readers are looking for to giving practical and incisive help with your plotting and characterisation, through a series of lectures and workshops, you'll learn how to drive your novel forward without giving everything away – and while keeping your readers gripped.
Types of fiction no longer practiced, since their real-life referents no longer exist, include the colonial novel such as E.M. Forster's Passage to India (1924), Henri Fauconnier's Malaisie (1930), and the African sequence of Joyce Cary and space fantasy like H.G. Wells's First Men in the Moon (1901).
