Do you prefer reading fiction or non-fiction?
Do you prefer fiction or non-fiction?
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Fiction...................since it makes me wish reality was the fictional world instead of the fictional world being fictional....
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I prefer Non Fiction so that I can relate with the characters (Slice-of-Life) But does those with a few hints of supernatural phenomenon considered as Fiction already if its just a few flashy flashy?
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Xil
Norse God of Sawdust
I'm with the majority on this one... which is quite an oddity o.o
Fictional writings ftw!
Fictional writings ftw!
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All these people counting "slice-of-life" or "partially fiction" as non-fiction are pretty funny.
Same with those who are 'surprised' that the majority of Fakku voters submitted 'fiction'.
If anyone needs a reminder, the actual definition for "Non-fiction" is on the first post of this thread, i.e. pretty much everything on this site would be classified as fiction.
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wtf? How do I have "151" posts?
Same with those who are 'surprised' that the majority of Fakku voters submitted 'fiction'.
If anyone needs a reminder, the actual definition for "Non-fiction" is on the first post of this thread, i.e. pretty much everything on this site would be classified as fiction.
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wtf? How do I have "151" posts?
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Tsamari
C.E.O of Pancakes
going to go with fiction with book's like Harry potter' Star war' gears of war and Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter.
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Fiction is better because we can i imagine many things which don't happen in our lifes, and it give pleasure
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Fiction is great cuz ppl can use their imaginations , have fun with it, and come up with some crazy stuff :P
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I gotta go with fiction, just for the books of the Black Company. They are just down to the mercs who do what they are told what to do, and they aren't princes or heros, they're just trying to live to see tomorrow.
I think that's all I have to say..... Maybe?
I think that's all I have to say..... Maybe?
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Almost every thing contains elements of fiction if you think about it...because even when someone writes something to be factual they almost inevitably incorporate bias or errors based on their view point or understanding of the subject.
That said, fiction with a good story line that pulls elements of reality into it in a believable way (ie setting, time of setting, maybe some historical scenario that plays a part in the story, laws of physics) can be really awesome, but so can something that seems to have no sane connections to reality like FLCL.
That said, fiction with a good story line that pulls elements of reality into it in a believable way (ie setting, time of setting, maybe some historical scenario that plays a part in the story, laws of physics) can be really awesome, but so can something that seems to have no sane connections to reality like FLCL.
