the fire in fiction

No, it's not fiction. It's based on real events and accounts.

Yes, Fields of Fire is fiction. It's a fictional story created by the author's imagination.

Dark fire fiction could refer to a genre of fictional works that involve elements related to 'dark' themes like mystery, the occult, or the darker side of human nature, combined with the idea of 'fire' which might symbolize passion, destruction or transformation. For example, a story might be about a group of witches whose powers are associated with dark fire.

In the 'Dungeons & Dragons' universe, there is the 'Balor'. It is a large and extremely powerful fire - breathing demon. The Balor is often depicted as a fearsome foe with a whip of fire and the ability to spread destruction wherever it goes. It has been a staple in many D&D campaigns and related media.

It's fiction. 'To Build a Fire' is a fictional story that creates a vivid and imaginative narrative.

It's nonfiction. 'Fire and Fury' presents real events and accounts related to certain subjects or individuals.

Sure is! Wings of Fire is a fictional series that takes readers on exciting adventures in a fantasy world filled with unique creatures and storylines.

Yes, 'Words on Fire' is historical fiction. It takes place in a specific historical period and incorporates real events and settings.

The book Fire and Fury isn't fictional. It's based on actual happenings and reports related to the subject matter.

Fire and Fury is nonfiction. It presents supposed insider information and real accounts related to a particular subject or situation.