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Fictionalisation (Noun)

A literary work based partly or wholly on fact but written as if it were fiction.

Nouns denoting communicative processes and contents.

Writing in a fictional form.

Nouns denoting acts or actions.

The author's use of fictionalisation allowed her to explore complex historical events in a more engaging and imaginative way.
The novelist's fictionalisation of real-life events added a depth and nuance to the story that wouldn't have been possible through non-fiction.
Through the process of fictionalisation, the writer was able to reimagine the myths of ancient Greece in a modern and relatable context.
The use of fictionalisation in the screenplay helped to protect the identities of the real people who had inspired the story.
The memoirist's decision to employ fictionalisation techniques added a layer of drama and tension to the narrative that might not have been present in a more straightforward retelling of events.