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'''Fiction''' is a ''very'' broad class or genre of Literature. Fiction is story telling, where the story didn't actually happen. The story may still be based on reality -- things that commonly happen or a set of things that have happened, but arranged to make a story. Fiction can also include elements that are not or even cannot be real -- a "what if" story, such as a story about how things would be different if the United States' American Revolution had not succeeded.
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'''Fiction''' is a ''very'' broad class or genre of Literature. Fiction is story telling, where the story didn't actually happen. The story may still be based on reality -- things that commonly happen or a set of things that have happened, but arranged to make a story. Fiction can also include elements that are not or even cannot be real -- a "what if" story, such as a story about how things would be different if the United States' American Revolution had not succeeded.
   
 
==Related==
 
==Related==
   
 
* [[science fiction]]
 
* [[science fiction]]
* [[mysteries]]
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* [[mystery]]
 
* [[fantasy]] usually includes an element that is not real.
 
* [[fantasy]] usually includes an element that is not real.
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* [[historical fiction]]
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* [[magical realism]]
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* in contrast: [[non-fiction]]
   
 
==External links==
 
==External links==
 
* {{w-ref|fiction}}
 
* {{w-ref|fiction}}
* [http://www.criticalreading.com/fiction.htm fiction] on Dan Kurland's www.criticalreading.com
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* [http://www.criticalreading.com/fiction.htm fiction] on Dan Kurland's www.criticalreading.com
   
 
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[[Category:Fiction|*]]
 
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Latest revision as of 03:27, 24 November 2014

Fiction is a very broad class or genre of Literature. Fiction is story telling, where the story didn't actually happen. The story may still be based on reality -- things that commonly happen or a set of things that have happened, but arranged to make a story. Fiction can also include elements that are not or even cannot be real -- a "what if" story, such as a story about how things would be different if the United States' American Revolution had not succeeded.

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External links

  • fiction on Dan Kurland's www.criticalreading.com


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