| From the very start of his career, Lee has been as much of a documentarist — a folklorist and a chronicler — as a fictioneer, and his films convey his ardor to preserve the ephemeral and to record the unspeakable. |
| From the very start of his career, Lee has been as much of a documentarist a folklorist and a chronicler as a fictioneer, and his films convey his ardor to preserve the ephemeral and to record the unspeakable. |
| The solution is simple: with the fiction exhausted, why not turn to the life of the fictioneer, and treat it as if it were a book in the first place? |
| Not only an impressive fictioneer, he's also a technical journalist specialising in radio. |
| The incident revealed Conway as an accomplished fictioneer and a rather unreliable narrator of his own life. |
| This fictioneer pursued the latest writings on physicist and chemical research so that he might embroider his tales therewith. |
