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This wiki is a work of fiction and non-fiction.
The '''[[Gnomon Chronicles (nonfiction)]]''' is an ongoing work of [[fiction (nonfiction)]] and [[fiction (nonfiction)]] which [[I]] sometimes describe as "definitional fabulism" or "historical fiction deconstructed".


Pages which have titles ending in '''(nonfiction)''' are nonfictional pages.
== Conventions ==


Nonfiction pages have a block of nonfictional text, in the manner of Wikipedia, albeit with my selection bias.
Nonfiction is rigorously indicated where applicable; everything else is fair game for misrepresentation.


Below the nonfiction content, most nonfiction pages also have fictional content -- "In the News" mixes fiction and nonfiction, while "Fiction cross-reference" is self-explanatory.
=== Nonfiction pages ===


Pages whose titles do not end in ''nonfiction'' are fiction pages, I where I write fictional text, and post fictional images, or real images with fictional text -- anything goes.
Pages whose title ends in '''(nonfiction)''' begin with a nonfictional section, in the manner of Wikipedia, albeit with my selection bias.


Fictional pages are typically fictional in two senses: first that I am author of the fiction, and second that page topic is impossible, absurd, will never happen in our world, or not in my world at least.
Links in nonfiction sections only point to nonfiction pages, never to fiction pages. (Nonfiction link text may omit the "(nonfiction)" clause for readability.)


On the fiction pages, the section marked "Nonfiction cross-reference" is factual.
Below the nonfiction content, most nonfiction pages also have fictional content — "In the News" mixes fiction and nonfiction, while "Fiction cross-reference" is self-explanatory.


Note the pages categories, which follow the ''(nonfiction)'' page title suffix convention.
=== Fiction pages ===


I will also note that some of the ''(nonfiction)'' pages are fictional in the sense that I am the author of this idea -- an idea of mine which, while to my knowledge non-existent, is plausible -- [[Skate-boxing (nonfiction)]], for example.
Pages whose titles do not end in '''(nonfiction)''' are fiction pages.  Here, anything goes — fictional text, fictional images, real images with fictional descriptions, links with fictional text leading to nonfiction pages, and so on.
 
Fiction and non-fiction pages alike usually have  "Nonfiction cross-reference" section which is entirely factual and reliable.
 
=== Category pages ===
 
Page categories whose titles end in '''(nonfiction)''' list nonfiction pages; categories not ending in '''(nonfiction)''' list fiction pages.
 
== See also ==
 
* [[The Gnomon Chronicles Game]]
 
 
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Latest revision as of 07:35, 23 March 2023

The Gnomon Chronicles (nonfiction) is an ongoing work of fiction (nonfiction) and fiction (nonfiction) which I sometimes describe as "definitional fabulism" or "historical fiction deconstructed".

Conventions

Nonfiction is rigorously indicated where applicable; everything else is fair game for misrepresentation.

Nonfiction pages

Pages whose title ends in (nonfiction) begin with a nonfictional section, in the manner of Wikipedia, albeit with my selection bias.

Links in nonfiction sections only point to nonfiction pages, never to fiction pages. (Nonfiction link text may omit the "(nonfiction)" clause for readability.)

Below the nonfiction content, most nonfiction pages also have fictional content — "In the News" mixes fiction and nonfiction, while "Fiction cross-reference" is self-explanatory.

Fiction pages

Pages whose titles do not end in (nonfiction) are fiction pages. Here, anything goes — fictional text, fictional images, real images with fictional descriptions, links with fictional text leading to nonfiction pages, and so on.

Fiction and non-fiction pages alike usually have "Nonfiction cross-reference" section which is entirely factual and reliable.

Category pages

Page categories whose titles end in (nonfiction) list nonfiction pages; categories not ending in (nonfiction) list fiction pages.

See also