novel
nonnovel
short short story
litRPG
short story
litfic
tech noir
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faan fiction
bizarro
fictional
nonfiction
nonfictional prose
fix-up
literature
Mrs. Henry Wood
Wood
big bad
pen
write
Ellen Price Wood
fictioner
indite
Ellen Wood
compose
fictionmonger
bookception
crapfic
metahistorical romance
pseudofiction
reader
goose-flesher
scene
semiautobiographical
outline
roman à thèse
goodfic
novelcraft
historiographic metafiction
encyclopedic fiction
fictional character
proseman
fictionalisation
literacide
fictionalization
kyogen
antiepic
picaresque
genrefication
plotwork
macro-fiction
novelism
thrillerdom
ergocentric
drama
Trollope
republication
genre
Anthony Trollope
Jacques Anatole Francois Thibault
Anatole France
France
abridged
remain
noveldom
fictionmaking
pseudoliterary
novelette
litterateur
microfiction
matter
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essayist
playwrighting
Wilson
Grub Street
authorcraft
agonist
protagonist
Angus Frank Johnstone Wilson
science fantasy
Sir Angus Wilson
novelization
hero
novellike
autobiography
tragedian
canonization
novelwright
manuscript
sudden fiction
post-apocalyptic
paracanonical
slash fiction
flash fiction

English words for 'A work of prose fiction, longer than a novella.'

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