Definitions

1. noun

A work that blends elements of fiction and nonfiction, often in the form of a memoir or a personal narrative.

“The author’s latest book is a great example of outfiction, weaving together fact and fiction to create a compelling story.”

2. verb

To combine or blur the lines between fiction and nonfiction, often in a creative or artistic way.

“The writer’s style is to outfiction her subjects, making it difficult to distinguish fact from fiction.”