Non-Fiction
Non-Fiction by Susarah2 January 12, 2011
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Non-Fiction
When a person speaks real facts that are not made up, falsified, or fake.
When there is truth to a statement
When there is truth to a statement
Ex 1. Person A: You know that girl Michelle, she used that ni**a Mike.
Person B: Yeaa that's non-fiction ni**a!
Person B: Yeaa that's non-fiction ni**a!
Non-Fiction by mikewellpaid July 28, 2019
Non-fiction
Non-fiction by Osama bin Raden March 5, 2022
Non Fiction Fiction
Essentially A Short Lived Lie Told By Some1 Who Wants To Hide The Truth About An Embarrassing Situation. The Speaker Of This Non Fiction Fiction Is Often Caught In The Middle Or Immediately After The Story Is Said
-Walks Up To Group Of Guys-
Marcus-"I Just Quit This Crap Job Man!"
Guy 1-"Wow, Just Like That?"
Marcus-"Yeah, The Boss Was Destroyed When I Told Him"
Guy 2-"Sounds Like Some Non Fiction Fiction To Me"
Marcus-"Nah Brah Its A True Story"
Guy 3-"How Are You Still Here After The Boss Caught You Jerking Off In Your Cubical?! By The Way, Security Is Coming So You May Wanna Go!"
Marcus-"I Just Quit This Crap Job Man!"
Guy 1-"Wow, Just Like That?"
Marcus-"Yeah, The Boss Was Destroyed When I Told Him"
Guy 2-"Sounds Like Some Non Fiction Fiction To Me"
Marcus-"Nah Brah Its A True Story"
Guy 3-"How Are You Still Here After The Boss Caught You Jerking Off In Your Cubical?! By The Way, Security Is Coming So You May Wanna Go!"
Non Fiction Fiction by Kokujoman July 28, 2011
The Book of Nortreus (Non-Fiction Religious Book)
Originally written by its author and writer, Werley Nortreus, the title The Book of Nortreus is a rare sacred non-fiction religious book. However, it is based on beautiful and important Biblical and Prophetic visions of God that Nortreus saw in Outer Space-Heaven-the Heavens. Accordingly, Nortreus wrote the book after confessing that he had seen God, Celestial Beings, and other Worlds through visions.
The Book of Nortreus (Non-Fiction Religious Book) by Jacob Martinique October 3, 2025
non-teen fiction
Non-Teen stories are from all genres, but are intended for older readers. Non-Teen Fiction can be about teenagers and youth, but often deals with more mature themes. Non-Teen Fiction can also be called Contemporary Fiction or Literature.
non-teen fiction by usefulhero123 November 2, 2013
fiction-a-non
A written literary work goes between fiction and non-fiction. The writer is not obligated to divulge which is which.
Method is like any other hybrid fiction/non-fiction works. Style of writing, may also involve similarities, but bees original as a gum of archives, belles-lettres, gonzo, foodist, journalkeeping, personal & familiar essay, the ri-di-cul-ous, and is also research-reliant (as in, cites those from the labs and the quantitative gatherers) (likely not exhaustive list) .
Method is like any other hybrid fiction/non-fiction works. Style of writing, may also involve similarities, but bees original as a gum of archives, belles-lettres, gonzo, foodist, journalkeeping, personal & familiar essay, the ri-di-cul-ous, and is also research-reliant (as in, cites those from the labs and the quantitative gatherers) (likely not exhaustive list) .
fiction-a-non by Flea Sisters July 27, 2010
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