Sentence examples for whose fiction from inspiring English sources

3. A modal fictionalist need not take possible worlds to be concrete, spatio-temporal (albeit fictional) objects: one could easily be a fictionalist whose fiction of possible worlds describes them as being abstract objects of some sort.

Misery loves blame, so I blamed Joseph Conrad, whose fiction had brought me here.

Edmund Wilson isn't Morley Callaghan, for whose fiction Mr. Wilson argued (unpersuasively), is also there.

But he is not the first Nobel laureate — or magic realist — whose fiction refers to a carbohydrate.

Both are comic writers, properly snagged in the mundane, whose fiction has too often been etherealized out of existence.

Today's events consist of paired readings by noted writers whose fiction has appeared in the magazine.

There are counter-examples, such as Jhumpa Lahiri, whose fiction gets man-sized attention.

I turned to Tom Perrotta, a novelist whose fiction has plumbed the hidden mess in private lives.

Michael Andreasen whose fiction has appeared in Zoetrope: All-Story, is working on his first collection of short stories.

For Bowen, whose fiction hinges on arrivals and departures, this fractured life provided the intensity she needed.

Open Road praised her as an author whose fiction "urged readers to look at their world in fresh, unfamiliar ways".