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Often used in the same context:
autobiographer,
imposture,
fantasist,
plagiarist,
collagist,
prevaricator,
solipsist,
miniaturist,
fictions,
mythologist,
memoirist,
novelist,
postmodernist,
rhetorician,
clownishness,
metafiction,
aphorist,
maupassant,
conniver,
mountebank,
hemingwayesque,
mythmaker,
flatterer,
pastiche,
ford madox ford,
romanticist,
sybarite,
nabokovian,
dostoevski,
hackwork,
ironist,
picaresque,
dadaist,
fable,
muckraker,
naif,
sensualist,
satirist,
prestidigitator,
pseudonymous,
esthete,
gustave flaubert,
echt,
philosophe,
nouveau roman,
trickster,
dilettantism,
skirt chaser,
polemicist,
subversiveness,
unworldliness,
idiot savant,
newspaperman,
hagiography,
antisemite,
fictionalization,
grand guignol,
jamesian,
farceur,
bildungsroman,
symbolist,
autodidact,
polymath,
hyperrealism,
metaphysician,
charlatan,
embellisher,
quiddity,
bungler,
historicism,
plagiarizer,
moralist,
phantasmagoria,
vulgarian,
misanthrope,
gillray,
italo calvino,
fibber,
prose,
diabolism,
flaubert,
abstractionist,
artlessness,
dissembler,
max beerbohm,
guy de maupassant,
falsifier,
punster,
orientalism,
parodist,
amanuensis,
de quincey,
grift,
psychohistory,
debunker,
perjurer,
conjurer,
populariser,
crackpot,
metier,
monologist,
scribbler,
poet,
poets,
writer,
geographer,
philologist,
chronicler,
epic,
historian,
mathematician,
philologists,
philosopher,
poetess,
artist,
astronomer,
dramatist,
epicures,
essayist,
legend
More specific:
aesop
More general:
narrator,
storyteller
Also try:
— Adjectives for fabulist:
great,
greek,
french,
russian,
famous,
ingenious,
celebrated,
roman,
greatest,
old,
mere,
more...
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