|
(215 results)
Often used in the same context:
nonfiction,
novels,
novelist,
science fiction,
literary,
novellas,
novelette,
prose,
whodunits,
thrillers,
anthology,
book,
poetry,
memoir,
metafiction,
magic realism,
narrative,
bildungsroman,
scifi,
alice munro,
erotica,
storytelling,
anthologist,
ford madox ford,
autobiographer,
hagiography,
ondaatje,
genre,
pulpier,
potboiler,
novelisation,
noir,
dorothy sayers,
angelology,
pesthouse,
manga,
bestseller,
literature,
double bind,
fabulist,
novelization,
lit crit,
comics,
authoress,
paperback,
bestsellers,
fictionalisation,
fable,
polemic,
comic book,
apocrypha,
sensationalism,
belles lettres,
ashbery,
trilogy,
screenplays,
scriptwriter,
gothic romance,
theodore dreiser,
bodice ripper,
le carre,
elmore leonard,
mythologist,
postmodernist,
margaret atwood,
patricia highsmith,
poems,
biography,
philip roth,
fictionalization,
withdrawal method,
isaac bashevis singer,
bernard malamud,
dostoevski,
film noir,
historiography,
intertextuality,
juvenilia,
factuality,
fairytales,
agatha christie,
literary review,
writer,
michael ondaatje,
sherlockian,
documentaries,
reportage,
alienist,
subgenre,
gustave flaubert,
parapsychological,
essays,
engrossing,
illustrator,
mysteries,
tome,
pastiches,
melodrama,
iris murdoch,
cyberpunk,
magic realist,
muriel spark,
novel,
fictions,
novelists,
playwriting,
drama,
melodramas,
romances,
writers,
f1ction,
publishing,
writing,
cinema,
comedies,
dramas,
plays,
romance,
nonfictional,
trashy,
entertaining,
pornographic,
samizdat,
authored,
dystopian,
hagiographic,
acclaimed,
picaresque,
autobiographical,
hagiographical,
highbrow,
pseudonymous,
published,
autobiographic,
offbeat
More specific:
canard,
fantasy,
novel,
phantasy,
story
Appears in the definition of:
.,
agonist,
asimov,
baddie,
blood-and-guts,
bradbury,
character,
conflict,
cryonics,
cyberpunk,
daring,
dashiell hammett,
dialog,
dialogue,
dorothy l. sayers,
dorothy leigh sayers,
dorothy sayers,
dystopia,
ernest hemingway,
fantasy,
fictional,
fictionalisation,
fictionalise,
fictionalization,
fictionalize,
fictional animal,
fictional character,
fictitious character,
h. g. wells,
hammett,
heinlein,
hemingway,
herbert george wells,
heroine,
historical document,
historical paper,
historical record,
hubbard,
imaginary being,
imaginary creature,
isaac asimov,
jules verne,
kurt vonnegut,
l. ron hubbard,
marlowe,
novel,
phantasy,
philip marlowe,
picaresque,
protagonist,
ray bradbury,
ray douglas bradbury,
retell,
robert a. heinlein,
robert anson heinlein,
samuel dashiell hammett,
sayers,
semiautobiographical,
spaceship,
starship,
story,
time machine,
utopia,
verne,
villain,
vonnegut,
wells
More general:
falsehood,
false statement,
falsity,
literary composition,
literary work,
untruth
Synonyms:
fable,
fabrication
Also try:
— Nouns for fiction:
books,
writers,
book,
novel,
stories,
story,
novels,
texts,
movie,
work,
works,
more...
Commonly used words are shown in bold. Rare words are dimmed.
Click on a word above to view its definition.
|
Organize by:
[Relation]
Letters
|
Show rare words:
[Yes]
No
|
Show phrases:
[Yes]
No
|
|
|
|
| |
Help
Feedback
Privacy
Terms of Use
Copyright © 2023
|
|
