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Work of Fiction

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"Work of Fiction" is a co-type that can be added to any topic that is about a work of fiction -- novel, story, film, tv episode (or tv series), poem, play, opera, comic book, video game, etc., etc. This type adds two properties to the topic, ... more

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Taran Wanderer Taran and his companion Gurgi as pictured on the cover of Taran Wanderer Book The Chronicles of Prydain  
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2001: A Space Odyssey Poster for 2001: A Space Odyssey, an archetypal science fiction film Film The Space Odyssey series Jupiter
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