That's fiction.

Science fiction?

Fiction Book Backend

Elif Shafak The politics of fiction

He's very fond of science fiction.

Just a case of 90proof fiction.

This short fiction piece by Martin Amis starts out, On September 11, 2001, he opened his eyes at 4 a.m. in Portland, Maine, and Mohamed Atta's last day began.

Fiction is flowing water.

Tom likes science fiction.

Fiction or nonfiction? Eh

I like science fiction better.

He prefers poetry to fiction.

Even it was only fiction.

I started writing fiction in English.

A function is attributed to fiction.

Identity politics divides us. Fiction connects.

Like that, my fiction as well.

I love the science fiction movies.

The fiction reduced girls to tears.

I started writing fiction at the age of eight.

The tricks of magic follow the archetypes of narrative fiction.

It really is not fiction it's fact.

It's already happening. It's not science fiction.

This is not fiction, nothing at all.

Now we're going even further into science fiction.

John, thank you for making science fiction real.

GATS Facts and Fiction, available from http www.wto.org.

A piece of blanket will always be a piece of blanket.

Yes, installments Piece by piece.

When I write fiction I cherish elusiveness and changeability.

Markham Nolan How to separate fact and fiction online

So this is called the Fiction Project. This is an online space, which is it's basically a refurbished message board that encourages collaborative fiction writing.

You all have a piece of cardboard and a piece of paper.

We are all of us caught up in the suspense of this horror fiction.

Piece of cheese?

Interactive Fiction multi interpreter that supports all major IF formats

And thus began my life long passion for writing fiction.

So when I read Robert Louis Stevenson, that wasn't fiction.

They were only fiction. I didn't use any real names.

Try to remember... this is fiction that I've written, fantasy

A crucifix is a piece of wood, Telez, only a piece of wood.

But is this really the best lens through which to see China now? It is worth considering whether Aldous Huxley, who taught Orwell at school and who wrote another great and portentous piece of political fiction, Brave New World, provides a more relevant perspective.

Is this science fiction? No, because I'm wearing the first application of this technology.

This is pure fiction not even worthy of a rebuttal before this distinguished audience.

I'd rather have a piece of ice. Can't I have a tiny piece?