Feuilleton (noun)
fe-wee-ton
A part of a newspaper or magazine devoted to fiction, criticism, or light literature.
Mid 19th century French, from feuillet, diminutive of feuille ‘leaf’.
Example sentences
“It’s said the Russians are masters of the feuilleton.”
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