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Banking awards: Weary hacks find fiction in the footnotes.

• Source: Euromoney. 2022.

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Historical Fiction Hot in Europe.

• Authors : Nawotka, Ed

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2018, Vol. 265, Issue 43, pages. 1

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BETWEEN FICTION AND FICTIONALIZATION: NEGOTIATING THE COMMUNIST PAST THROUGH MEDIA AND INSTITUTIONS OF COLLECTIVE MEMORY/ZWISCHEN FIKTION UND FIKTIONALISIERUNG: DIE AUSHANDLUNG DER KOMMUNISTISCHEN VERGANGENHEIT DURCH MEDIEN UND INSTITUTIONEN DES KOLLEKTIVEN GEDACHTNISSES.

• Authors : Gyongy, Antonela

• Source: Studia Europaea. 2016, Vol. 61, Issue 2, pages. 26

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Separating fact from fiction.

• Authors : Yedder, Omar Ben

• Source: New African. 2019, Issue 598, pages. 2

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Another 'novel' Bologna: fiction reigns as the international fair remains a fruitful showcase for publishers.

• Authors : Maughan, Shannon; Roback, Diane; Eccleshare, Julia

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2004, Vol. 251, Issue 19, pages. 6

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'This Is a Science-Fiction Screenplay': Europeans Re-Emerge to a New Normal As Europe's cities flicker back to life, anxious locals contemplate their future.

• Authors : Walker, Marcus

• Source: The Wall Street Journal Eastern Edition. 2020, Vol. 0, Issue 0.

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The myth of Europe: the euro crisis isn't really about money. It's about the fiction that Europeans ever existed at all.

• Authors : Harding, Gareth

• Source: Foreign Policy. 2012, Issue 191, pages. 9

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Turning science fiction into reality.

• Authors : Pethokoukis, James M.

• Source: U.S. News & World Report. 2003.

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Long memory, short fuse: Balkan fiction. (The Reader's Shelf).

• Authors : Kempf, Andrea

• Source: Library Journal. 2003, Vol. 128, Issue 4, pages. 1

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A Trade Fiction.

• Authors : Zedillo, Ernesto

• Source: Forbes. 2005, Vol. 176, Issue 5, pages. 41

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