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Ndesandjo's final version, a work of fiction, reflects his own experiences of growing up in Kenya, living in the U.

Or you take up a novel expecting it to be a work of fiction.

The author's new novel is a fine work of fiction.

This makes the book interesting as a historical text, but somewhat unsatisfying as a work of fiction.

Any story relating this group to a dynasty begun by Jesus and Mary Magdalene is a fanciful work of fiction.

Here I want to make the case that this is a fine work of fiction and an irresponsible one.

A man's face is his autobiography. A woman's face is her work of fiction.

People can choose how they want to react to it as an assumed work of fiction.

Don't worry about that right now. If you don't believe in God, consider this book a work of fiction.

In public, Facebook says that the film is a sign of the impact the network has had, even though it is a work of fiction.

A work of fiction , drama , or film dealing with a puzzling crime .

This book is a work of fiction, so the events it describes never happened.

The favorite work of fiction in the past quarter-century was the Harry Potter series (23%), followed by Dan Brown's Da Vinci Code (20%).

I have written and published a shot work of fiction in the United States and am currently working on a children's book.

For many years it was listed by Guinness as the bestselling work of fiction ever.

Though Peter Pan is a work of fiction, its inspiration was once living and breathing.

A woman's face is her work of fiction.

It's rare to find a work of fiction that can be hysterically funny at some points, while deeply moving and disturbing at others.

A work of fiction describing a utopia.

Although it is a work of fiction, it is based on fact.

In man instances even reading a work of fiction gives you the chance to learn something new and different.

"Even though the footage is real, the piece is still a surreal work of fiction, " added McDonald