fictionalisation

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Editorial note

Another series I really liked (it's a fictionalisation, but still) was Colleen McCullough's Masters of Rome[2].

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Alternative spelling of fictionalization. [The act of fictionalizing.]

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noun

Alternative spelling of fictionalization. [The act of fictionalizing.]

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Core meanings and parts of speech for fictionalisation.

noun

Alternative spelling of fictionalization. [The act of fictionalizing.]

Example sentences

Another series I really liked (it's a fictionalisation, but still) was Colleen McCullough's Masters of Rome[2].

For a more intelligent fictionalisation of that era, I recommend Burr, by Gore Vidal.

The interesting distinction here is the almost self-fictionalisation of pirates.

Micro Men is a very good fictionalisation of the Sinclair vs Acorn battle for the UK BBC Micro contract.

Byatt is a fictionalisation of the problem.

Certainly there were pretty stupid legalisms, by Victorian times there was a bit of a problem in capture of the finances by the male partner in marriage, its the basis of many book plots but the fictionalisation of a real problem doesn't automatically translate to the existence of the real problem at scale: Financially literate women owned their own fate, even without the vote.

Quote examples

(fictionalisation) "right I tooled up my new design for a wafer fabrication plant, but someone else came up with the same idea and they got the patent last week, now I'm $20M in the hole and did so much needless duplication; now there's no money for us highly skilled people to make further improvements" Yay!