Just as you have your favorite characters in his or her book, the author has favorites that he or she like writing about. So many times, I have read in an author interview how the author did not plan to include a certain character in their book, "but somehow they wormed their way in."
Good characters are living things - even if they only live in the imagination. They might show up anywhere.
Joseph Conrad did this with Marlow in a few of his stories.
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biography is real , has less details , talk about less characters ,more facts.fictional is not real,more detail,talk about more characters,less facts
Authors of fiction stories often teach readers empathy by helping them see situations from different perspectives, expand their imagination by exploring new worlds and ideas, and understand complex emotions by experiencing them through characters' struggles and triumphs. Additionally, fiction can also teach readers about the human condition, morality, and the consequences of choices.
The fiction section in a bookstore or library typically contains books that are not based on real events or people. These books are works of imagination and creativity, including genres such as fantasy, science fiction, historical fiction, and romance. It is a popular section for readers who enjoy escaping into different worlds and exploring diverse characters and stories.
fiction is Imaginary stories, non-fiction is real stories
Yes, they're called literary stories - stories just to show different writing techniques.
Those types of fiction stories are often referred to as tragedies. Tragic stories typically involve the downfall or suffering of the main characters and often end in sorrow or unfortunate circumstances.
Fiction. There are different forms of fiction -- novels, short stories, etc. -- and different genres of fiction -- historical, mystery, realistic, sci-fi, etc. -- but if it's made up, it's fiction.
Different characters have different stories behind them. But the main plot of all the characters is to bring down the Black Mage.
No. True stories are called non-fiction.
Yes, novels and short stories are both genres of fiction. Novels are longer works of fiction, typically over 50,000 words, while short stories are brief works of fiction, usually under 10,000 words. Both forms can explore various themes, characters, and plots within the realm of fiction writing.