… the "fact novel": the historical novel, biographical novel, and … a historical figure, for they see
facts as dead until transformed by … difficulties to the serious artist. But these difficulties and …

… novel, and (3) the fact that the category of the fantastic is used for the epistemology of postmodern
fiction … of the term and of its historical 'filling' and framing in fiction. In this essay I will be …

… artist and the outside world as a whole—in other words, the artist offers not only a transformation…
time, a limiting and an intensifying transformation and dissolution of the con cept of truth. …

… The fact is that until recently the historical romance has been predominantly a male canon. …
Despite the fact that most of the Harlem school artists were highly educated, their work …

… For the fact that the historical novels which make the most … cannot affect the foundations of
the artistic form. Thus, although my … artistic reflections of these social-historical transformations. …

… to a certain extent, his artistic success will depend on their … ' odd reactions to Gregor's
transformation. What strikes me as … single fantastic fact that Gregor has been transformed into a …

… timeless and placeless universal story, second but primarily as a creative narrative structure.
In … It is true that the picaresque novels are austerely critical, but it is not true that satire is the …

… in his version of “truth” and hence of history for the saga mind: … our “history” or “real truth”
and “fiction” or “artistic truth” but … that it was in fact the historical moment of the conversion that …

… and artistic achievements of the preceding century. If anything, it was a society in the process
of cultural transformation… It is true that the novel contains vast quantities of historical fact, far …

… order to understand the transformation of fact into what I call'… fact, can give us much more
than another fact to add to our collection. He can give us the creative fact; the fertile fact; the fact …