Sentences with phrase «quality than fiction»

Not exact matches

These problems are of such magnitudes and complexity that the quality of the future of our planetary existence now confronts us as something more than just a theoretical or imaginative issue first detailed for us by the writers of science fiction.

From Red: I have always felt that Christian art (particularly music and written fiction) is of a much lower quality than what you find in the «secular» world.

Again, I don't want to take away from any of the twists, but they were just bizarre enough to have a more science fiction / surreal quality to them than a horrific one, but also hokey enough that the film didn't need to take itself too seriously.

A quick summation: yes, there is a difference between genre fiction and literary fiction; no, genre fiction is not necessarily «lower» than literary fiction or mere escapism; yes, literary fiction has just as many cliches and tropes as genre fiction; and yes, there are many examples of top quality work and utter crap in both categories, and people shouldn't pigeon - hole their reading habits to solely one or the other.

Flash fiction stories are 250 - 750 words, but this length has more to do with quality of attention than duration of attention.

The review site, Spire Reviews, was born out of a desire to uplift quality Christian fiction and to show that the Christian fiction category is far more diverse than many believe.

European comics were historically more diverse and often higher - quality (in terms of art and story craft) than American comics; in addition to drama, fantasy, and detective books (including classics like The Adventures of Tintin), many European comic book series are historical fictions.

One of the drawbacks of Amazons new program is that by placing the emphasis on length of book rather than quality of book, Amazon is shutting out more than just erotica and serialized short fiction authors.

Someone reading Harry Potter fan fiction would probably expect it to be different in quality than say a new Harry Potter book by J.K. Rowling.

What you do: I write good, quality fiction involving less than perfect gay men.

Mostly, from authors who were either unclear on my take on speed vs. quality, or who were defending a slow approach, saying that it took longer to generate literary fiction than commercial (with the inference being that literary fiction was more elevated, superior in some way, and thus worth it).