anecdote fiction or nonfiction

It’s a great book it’s fiction but it feels nonfiction so it’s a great combination ima probably do a close read today but to everyone reading this book vote for this man

It's really really cool to me that people actually write stories like this even know if it's a fiction story or nonfiction story it's just amazing and I feel like you have the potential to become Arthur which you are so yeah the story is beautiful

A Thin Line Between Fiction and Nonfiction. The story is not like anything I have ever read before. It's certainly unique, the voice of the author. I would suggest that the world-building should be published in the auxiliary chapters so that it would be separate from the story. Other than that, it's a good read.

I understand that this does not fit into the rigid walls of a story, but I was disappointed to see that this was essentially a story that could be fit into two lines. People read realistic fiction to put themselves in other people's shoes and to see the world from a perspective that they did not know existed. And it is a sight for sore eyes to see an anecdote with insane amounts of potential be skimmed to an anti-climactic high. If I wanted to read a mundane anecdote, I would read the newspaper. The lack of emotion and feelings and thoughts and ideologies, is what makes this anecdote dry. If you are going to have a synopsis that is essentially clickbait, then please ensure that your work also lives up to its potential. Please take my words in a positive spirit. Work on -feelings -emotions -thought process and this will help you elicit a better reaction.

If you like nonfiction and romance, give this one a try. It might worth your time to understand the great plot the author is setting. If you like fantasy, kingdoms and swords, you might want to read Deities' Aggressor.