Word: fictionalizes
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...rocketing boys & girls of the comics and science fiction are very much at home in space. They flit from planet to planet as easily and comfortably as a housewife going to the supermarket. The truth about space is different, and no one knows it better than the high-flying sci entists and engineers. Last week the Air Force School of Aviation Medicine held a symposium at San Antonio on the dan gers that will crowd around explorers of the aeropause...
...treatment to expose quacks. In Cuba, she scored a beat by swiping the victim's diary in the Mee murder case (TIME, May 5, 1947). In Washington she posed as an innocent country girl, to expose the capital's vices, though angry Washingtonians called her series more fiction than fact...
...Earth Stood Still. Science-fiction, combining a glimpse of futuristic marvels with a thoughtful look at the seedy old earth of 1951; with Michael Rennie (TIME...
...berthed-I've been a seagull hovering at the stern and a hotel porter whistling through his teeth." In a handful of stories, notably Bliss, Prelude and The Garden-Party, she came near passing her only test: perfection. She also achieved what Henry James regarded as fiction's ultimate goal, "a direct impression of life...
...last year of her life, Katherine Mansfield began to doubt what she had never doubted before, that life's ultimate goal was the creation of good fiction. "Suppose," she asked herself, "that I could succeed in writing as well as Shakespeare. It would be lovely, but what then? . . . Literature is not enough...