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The person writing the complaint letters repeatedly referred to the books as "non-fiction". See page 10 and 12 in the parent comment's PDF link.
by MarkSweep 16y ago
The person writing the complaint letters repeatedly referred to the books as "non-fiction". See page 10 and 12 in the parent comment's PDF link.
- corin_ 16y agoBut you weren't quoting it, you were calling them non-fiction yourself... and by any definition possible they are fiction.
- masklinn 16y agoI didn't read it that way at all. I read his comment as saying the list has a list of 3 books labelled as mandatory and non-fiction (and an unspecified number of books which maybe be any of optional and fiction), and then giving that list. He didn't call the books anything at any point.
- kenjackson 16y agoAt the point I was writing them I was just paraphrasing the text. When I wrote non-fiction my mind converted it to "fiction". I'd call it a primed typo. She does use the term non-fiction multiple times, although I don't think anyone could believe they are.