it's the same word :)
In French, "crime fiction" is translated as "roman policier".
Valerie Raoul has written: 'The French fictional journal' -- subject(s): Autobiographical fiction, French, French Autobiographical fiction, French diaries, French fiction, History and criticism, Narcissism in literature
The movie Pulp Fiction has retained the same title in French.
There is no bible of the French revolution. There are many historical books about the period, both fiction and non-fiction
Governor General's Award for French-language fiction was created in 1959.
It is a fiction were characters are concerned. But the French revolution was real.
Governor General's Award for French-language non-fiction was created in 1959.
Freeman Wills Crofts has written: 'Tong zi' 'The Box Office Murders' -- subject(s): Fiction, Joseph French (Fictitious character), Police in fiction, Police 'Double Death/(English Title = Death on the Way)' 'Murderers Make Mistakes' 'Golden Ashes' 'Sudden Death' -- subject(s): Fiction, Joseph French (Fictitious character), Police 'The Starvel hollow tragedy' -- subject(s): Fiction, Joseph French (Fictitious character), Police 'Found floating' -- subject(s): Fiction, Joseph French (Fictitious character), Police 'Fatal venture' 'Inspector French and the Starvel Tragedy' 'Anything to Declare?' 'Le tonneau' 'Crime on the Solent' 'James Tarrant Adventurer' 'Mystery on Southampton Water' -- subject(s): Fiction, Joseph French (Fictitious character), Police in fiction, Police 'The affair at Little Wokeham' 'Mystery in the Channel' -- subject(s): Police, Police in fiction, Joseph French (Fictitious character), Fiction 'Tragedy in the hollow' -- subject(s): Fiction, Joseph French (Fictitious character), Police 'The Cheyne mystery' -- subject(s): Fiction, Joseph French (Fictitious character), Police 'The loss of the 'Jane Vosper'' 'Silence for the Murderer' -- subject(s): Fiction, Joseph French (Fictitious character), Police in fiction, Police 'Futile Alibi/(English Title = the End of Andrew Harrison)' 'The purple sickle murders' -- subject(s): Fiction, Joseph French (Fictitious character), Police in fiction, Police 'Inspector French' 'Death of a train' -- subject(s): Fiction, Joseph French (Fictitious character), Police 'Man Overboard'
I read fiction books.
I would say FICTION.
crime fiction = Kriminalliteratur crime fiction = Krimis (plural)
William Donoghue has written: 'Enlightenment fiction in England, France, and America' -- subject(s): American fiction, Comparative Literature, English and French, English fiction, Enlightenment, French and English, French fiction, History and criticism, Intellectual life, Philosophy in literature, Skepticism in literature 'W D No-Load/fund Gde'