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: Daily Writing TipsA Novel IS Fiction
By Maeve
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I’ve noticed that some people talk about “fiction novels.”
A novel IS fiction.
One can talk about writing a novel OR about writing fiction. To combine the two is to wear a belt with suspenders. (Another example of reluctance to let the word do the work.)
In writing terms, fiction is any non-factual narrative composition.
It may be short or long.
It may contain historical or scientific facts, and it may describe characters named for historical personages, but the conversation read more
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