| So the most memorable studies, like Woolf's — her eight oblique pages on Rossetti illuminate the poet in a way no scholarly tome can match — are often those that make no bones about the uses of fictionalization. |
| On the trail of this restless heroine, I intend to show that the fictionalization of the commentary about the Marquise implies paradoxically a regeneration of the novel. |
| Hersey's next books demonstrated his gift for combining a reporter's skill for relaying facts with imaginative fictionalization. |
| Sandwiched between second-person sequences is a first-person fictionalization with footnotes that playfully explores the wavering border between fact and fiction. |
| She weaves historical events and fictionalization with a rare talent. |
| But David Fincher manages to keep a balance between gossip column and interpretive fictionalization in this film biography. |
