Fiction
Fiction broadly refers to any narrative that is derived from the imagination—in other words, not based strictly on history or fact. It can also refer, more narrowly, to narratives written only in prose, and is often used as a synonym for the novel.
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Clara's Room
Book by Kimberly McCreight
Conrad's War
Book by Andrew Davies
Colly's Barn
Book by Michael Morpurgo
Corn Aplenty
Book by Dana Meachen Rau
Count Brühl
Book by Józef Ignacy Kraszewski
Dawn of fear
Book by Susan Cooper
Dear dustman
Book by Gene Zion
Do like Kyla
Book by Angela Johnson
Double Spell
Book by Janet Lunn
Eating Wasps
Book by Anita Nair
Epossumondas Plays Possum
Book by Coleen Salley
Five Seasons
Book by A. B. Yehoshua
Flood Friday
Book by Lois Lenski
Furry Towers
Book by Amanda Swift and Jennifer Gray
Gaudy Bauble
Novel by Isabel Waidner
Go-Kart Rush
Book by Jake Maddox
grand écart
Book by Jean Cocteau
Grandma Bird
Book by Benji Davies
Gypsy Spirit
Book by Ellen Dugan
If I Fix You
Novel by Abigail Johnson
Il vegliardo
Book by Italo Svevo
Jack's party
Book by Ann Bryant
Jingo Django
Book by Sid Fleischman
Jij zegt het
Book by Connie Palmen
John Andross
Book by Rebecca Harding Davis
John Silence
Book by Algernon Blackwood
Joseph Fipps
Book by Nadine Robert
L' île bleue
Novel by Jean Raspail
La teranyina (La telaraña)
Book by Jaume Cabré
Le Loup bleu
Book by Yasushi Inoue
Les Tombales
Book by Guy de Maupassant
Little Witch
Book by Anna Elizabeth Bennett
Lost Borders
Book by Mary Hunter Austin
Love Is Hell
Book
Love-o'-women
Book by Rudyard Kipling
Lying Around
Book by Anna Prokos
Martin Kačur
Novel by Ivan Cankar
Mary Marston
Novel by George MacDonald
Martian rock
Book by Carol Diggory Shields
Mira and The Mahatma
Book by Sudhir Kakar
Monday tales
Book by Alphonse Daudet
Old Hushwing
Book by Alan Brown
Phoenix fled
Book by Attia Hosain
Poor Mallory!
Book by Ann M. Martin
Prince Roman
Book by Joseph Conrad
Pulp Faction
Book by Mark Brandon Read
Real to Reel
Book by Lidia Yuknavitch