Re: Fiction and Fictitious character

I believe you're right, Sandy.  Also, from SCM H1790:

6b. Fiction about individual persons or families. For criticism of
fiction about particular individuals or families, including dynasties
and royal houses, assign the name of the person or family with the
free-floating subdivision -In literature, e.g. Faust, d. ca. 1540-In
literature; Mann family-In literature.

So for a work discussing how Jane Austen is portrayed in fiction, you'd
have

600 10 $a Austen, Jane, $d 1775-1817 $x In literature.

Jamie King
Cataloger
Follett Library Resources
McHenry, IL

> -----Original Message-----
> > 
> I'm sorry, but that doesn't seem right to me.
> 
> According the Free floating subdivisions - Criticism and
interpretation
> is
> "Use for works consisting of critical analysis or interpretation of
the
> person's literary or artistic works or endeavors without biographical
> details. Use this subdivision only under persons active in the fine
> arts,