She collects rare first editions of nineteenth-century fictions in her study.

Despite critics calling her a fictioneer, she spent years honing each novel instead of rushing to publish.

At the writers' conference, fictioneers gathered to workshop their short stories and exchange publishing tips.

Some fictionalizers exaggerate minor events to craft more compelling narratives.

As a fictionalizer, she transformed mundane events into epic tales that captivated her listeners.

When writing his memoir, he chose to fictionize certain events to protect the privacy of those involved.

Contemporary debates in philosophy often reference fictionalisms as viable strategies for avoiding metaphysical commitments.

Many contemporary debates in metaphysics hinge on whether fictionalism can adequately explain how we talk about abstract objects without reifying them.

The novelist fictionalizes her family's past to explore deeper emotional truths.

The historian fictionalized the narrator's childhood to make the memoir more compelling.